Michael J. Fox Honored with Standing Ovation at BAFTAs

The beloved actor, battling Parkinson's disease, moved the audience with his speech on the power of cinema.

Michael J. Fox received a standing ovation at the BAFTAs for his surprise appearance, where he presented the award for Best Film to 'Oppenheimer'.
Fox, who has been battling Parkinson's disease since 1991, used a wheelchair but stood at the podium, moving many to tears.
The actor spoke about the magic of cinema, emphasizing how films can bring people together and change lives.
Fox's appearance prompted an emotional response on social media, with many expressing admiration and gratitude.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, founded by Fox, has raised over $2 billion for research.