Michael J. Fox Considers Acting Comeback Amid Parkinson's Challenges

The beloved actor, who retired in 2020 due to Parkinson's disease, is open to roles that align with his current realities.

Michael J. Fox, known for his roles in 'Back to the Future' and 'Family Ties,' is open to returning to acting despite previously retiring in 2020 due to Parkinson's disease.
Fox has been battling Parkinson's disease since 1991 and has struggled with memory issues, affecting his ability to memorize lines.
He recently participated in a documentary about his life and struggles with Parkinson's, 'Still,' for Apple TV+, which he described as a 'big thrill.'
Fox mentioned that any future acting roles would need to accommodate his realities and challenges related to Parkinson's.
Despite the challenges, Fox remains hopeful about returning to acting, emphasizing his love for the craft and willingness to adapt to his condition.