Actor Michael J. Fox publicly thanked the public and his colleagues for their support during the Emmy Awards ceremony, which took place on Monday night in Los Angeles. On this occasion, he was honored with the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award, recognizing his work in raising awareness for Parkinson's disease.
Fox is the star of the famous "Back to the Future" trilogy, one of the most iconic film franchises in cinema history. His career in entertainment spans decades, having won a legion of fans worldwide.
The actor revealed that, at first, he kept his Parkinson's diagnosis secret. According to his own words, he was afraid people would laugh if they knew he was sick. The disease was diagnosed when Fox was just 29 years old.




