Michael J. Fox Critiques Modern Fame, Highlights Challenges of 1980s Hollywood
Actor Michael J. Fox discusses the significant differences in achieving fame in the 1980s compared to today, emphasizing the importance of talent and dedication in his era.
- Michael J. Fox reflects on the distinct nature of fame in the 1980s, noting the absence of social media and the necessity for genuine talent.
- Fox describes the 1980s as a time when actors had to 'bust their ass' and truly hone their craft to gain recognition.
- The actor criticizes current routes to fame, suggesting they are 'lazier' and often centered around social media and viral content.
- Despite stepping back from acting due to Parkinson's disease, Fox remains a critical voice in discussions about Hollywood's evolution.
- Fox's comments come after receiving an honorary Academy Award, where he was described as '80s famous.'
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