 | Michael J. Fox Inside the Actor's Studio James Lipton Part 2 Part 2 of Michael's interview at the actor's studio with James Lipton. 2005. |
 | Michael J. Fox - America's Best Leaders 2007 America's Best Leaders profiles Michael J. Fox, actor and philanthropist. Critically acclaimed for his roles in "Back to the Future" and "Family Ties," Fox has emerged as the nation's leading spokesman for Parkinson's Disease, the degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. Through the Michael J. Fox Foundation, he has been able to raise the public awareness about Parkinson's and raise millions for research. Read more about Michael J. Fox and more of America's Best Leaders presented by U.S. News & World Report at http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/best-leaders/2007/11/12/michael-j-fox.html |
 | 1988 Michael J. Fox CNN interview from Japanese TV show 'Showbiz TODAY' |
 | Michael J. Fox Inside the Actor's Studio James Lipton Part 4 Part 4 of Michael's interview at the actor's studio with James Lipton. 2005. |
 | Michael J. Fox (May 27, 2002) A rebroadcasted interview with actor Michael J. Fox. He discusses his earlier career, his testimony to Congress, and best-selling book, Lucky Man: A Memoir, about his career and struggle with Parkinson's Disease. |
 | Michael J. Fox Inside the Actor's Studio James Lipton Part 7 Part 7 and final part of Michael's interview at the actor's studio with James Lipton. 2005. |
 | Hugh Laurie - Inside the Actor's Studio Part 1 but there's no intro sorry and after part 2 there's alot missing but what can you do |
 | Pepsi Ad - 1985 - Michael J. Fox - 60 seconds 1985 - College student Michael J. Fox is in a library & thirsty. |
 | Michael J. Fox receives honorary degree / Terry Fox's van Michael J. Fox receives honorary degree from UBC / Terry Fox's support van for the Marathon of Hope is restored. GLOBAL BC Evening NEWS Thursday, May 22nd, 2008. http://www.ubc.ca/ http://www.graduation.ubc.ca/honorarydegrees/ Michael J. Fox 'deeply moved' by honorary degree from UBC Kelly Sinoski Vancouver Sun Friday, May 23, 2008 He might have been giving an acceptance speech for an Emmy or a Golden Globe, but the "incredible honour" for Michael J. Fox this week was an honorary degree from the University of B.C. Fox, 46, was ushered through UBC's Chan Centre Thursday morning with a group of UBC grads and other honorary degree holders as part of the week's convocation ceremonies. "When I received the invitation, I thought, 'What were you thinking?' I have no experience of graduating from university or even graduating from high school," Fox joked, before adding: "This means a great deal to me, I'm deeply moved." Fox, who received an honorary doctor of laws degree, was one of 10 people -- including Olympian Clara Hughes and architect Bing Thom -- who are being honoured during the six days of ceremonies at UBC between May 21 and May 28. "It's humbling to find myself among such great people," said Fox, who suffers from Parkinson's disease. David Farrar, UBC provost and vice-president, academic, paid tribute to Fox as "the kid from Burnaby who went to Hollywood and made it big." "With pride and delight, we watched the self-proclaimed 'army brat' emerge as one of our country's most prominent actors," Farrar said. Fox shot to fame as Alex P. Keaton, a Republican teenager in a Democratic family, on the TV show Family Ties in the 1980s. He also appeared in TV shows and movies, including Spin City, Back to the Future, The Secret of My Success and Bright Lights, Big City. But his biggest role came in 1991, when he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, a degenerative disorder that often impairs motor skills and speech. He didn't publicly reveal he had the disease until seven years later, and in 2000, he founded the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, which has raised more than $120 million toward Parkinson's research. During his speech at UBC, Fox's body often swayed with tremors and he sometimes stumbled over his words as he told the grads how "truly honoured" he was to share the day with them. "No matter what path you take in life, remember that you have opportunity every day, every moment to invent the future you want," he said. He said he's been lucky to have had different roles in life, including those of actor, husband, father and Parkinson's advocate, and remains inspired and challenged by those around him. "I have been blessed with the opportunity to work for real impact on the world and in the lives of those around me, and to be a partner in the critical search for answers," he said. Despite his success, Fox showed he will always be a B.C. boy with roots in Metro Vancouver who will never lose his sense of humour. "This is not a big speech. I was told to be brief and casual -- that's me, brief and casual," he joked. "I'm working now on my memoirs and the focus is on optimism ... I'm never going to finish it. I'm so happy to be away from it and be home." ksinoski@png.canwest.com © The Vancouver Sun 2008 Ford hands over keys to Terry Fox's fully restored Econoline More than 1,000 hours of labour Canwest News Service The van, which followed Terry every kilometre of his inspirational journey, was only recently discovered in East Vancouver. It had been driven for many years in London, Ont., and later became the touring vehicle for a Vancouver heavy metal rock band. After the van was acquired from its owner for a nominal fee, the Terry Fox Foundation asked Ford of Canada to begin what started as an automotive project, and became a labour of love. Every piece of the 1980 van was dismantled down to the last nut and bolt, then reassembled, restored and preserved to its original 1980 condition. The result, the culmination of over 1,000 hours of work by a dedicated team of professionals working around the clock, is Terry's Ford Econoline van, just as it was in 1980. http://www.terryfoxrun.org/english/home/default.asp?s=1 |
 | Michael J. Fox and Rachael Ray Tune in to Rachael Ray on Friday, April 27 when Michael J. Fox makes a rare TV appearance. |
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