Michael J. Fox reunites with Christopher Lloyd

Michael J. Fox, 65, reunited with Back To The Future co-star Christopher Lloyd for his 88th birthday.

“Great Scott you’re 88! That’s some serious s**t, love you!”

Fox and Lloyd's iconic friendship

Fox starred in the Back To The Future franchise as Marty McFly, a high schooler whose unlikely friendship with Emmett 'Doc' Brown (Lloyd) leads him to travel back to the 1950s.

Fox's Parkinson's diagnosis

Fox has lived with Parkinson's disease since 1991 and has raised over $3 billion since going public with his diagnosis in 1998.

Fox's advocacy work

Fox has raised over $3 billion since going public with his diagnosis in 1998 through the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Lloyd's birthday message

Lloyd posted a message on social media saying, 'Today I turn 88... The most serious of it all is love. I love my family, my friends, and my wonderful fans.'

“Today I turn 88... The most serious of it all is love. I love my family, my friends, and my wonderful fans.”

Fox's Emmy Award recognition

Fox was honored with the Hope Humanitarian Award at the Emmy Awards and accepted the award with his family.

Fox's Parkinson's impact on acting

Fox revealed he has un-retired from acting sooner than expected despite Parkinson's disease affecting his ability to memorize lines.

Fox's advocacy message

Fox said, 'I was stunned by the support from all of you, so uplifted and I hadn't lost what I do. They couldn't take it away from me.'

“I was stunned by the support from all of you, so uplifted and I hadn't lost what I do. They couldn't take it away from me.”

Fox's Parkinson's journey

Fox has lived with Parkinson's disease since 1991 and has raised over $3 billion since going public with his diagnosis in 1998.

Fox's recent projects

Fox starred in Shrinking, a show where he played himself to continue acting despite Parkinson's disease.

Fox's 2026 Emmy nomination

Fox was nominated for his 19th Emmy overall for his guest role in Shrinking.

Fox's Parkinson's diagnosis secret

Fox initially kept his Parkinson's diagnosis a secret for nearly a decade due to concerns about how it would affect his work and relationships.

Fox's motivation for advocacy

Fox said he learned lessons of selflessness from Bob Hope that prepared him for his Parkinson's diagnosis.

Fox's impact on Parkinson's awareness

Fox has raised over $3 billion since going public with his diagnosis in 1998 through the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Fox's 2026 Emmy speech

Fox discussed his Parkinson's diagnosis at age 29 in the early 90s during his Emmy acceptance speech.

Fox's current health status

Fox has lived with Parkinson's disease since 1991 and has raised over $3 billion since going public with his diagnosis in 1998.