Always a joy to see this man. He's smart, witty, and a fighter - not letting his illness get the better of him. Of course, having his family is so important. He's a lucky man indeed!
It’s amazing to watch him here..unknown to him his fate, future was sealed. Of course one would’ve seen or been able to put it together at the time..but you can see the tics even then.
Oh, he knew at this time. Every time there's a tic, he does something with that hand or hides that hand. Such a wild, devastating disease to have and I commend the man for doing his craft for as long as he did and even venturing back into it a little bit many years later. He's so far advanced now tho. Still a great personality and a great person that didn't deserve such an affliction. But the silver lining in it is he shows us how something like that shouldn't be what defines you and it definitely doesn't define him. But the way he's carried himself all these years is commendable.
I love this guy. He’s probably the funniest actor and actions and way of talking brings me back to my childhood. Still makes me laugh but sad too by seeing him struggle and in pain.Stay healthy as you can Micheal J don’t wanna loose you just yet. 😂😂😂
'Tiny terror that ruled the set of Family Ties" sounds like a hilarious tabloid title. Doesn't even sound offensive, one thing I noticed about Michael's books is he is able to poke fun at himself a lot.
Fox had the teen image on him for a very long time. And I've only realised that he's Canadian. I thought he was American. The fact that the crowd aren't laughing after every sentence should have told me this really.
Observations... his left arm/hand seems to be not working as well as his right. He's doing all these motions with his right arm mostly. And then he can't keep his hand off his face, like he wants everyone to see that ring
some other overt physical symtoms of PD aside from tremor inc the face may show little or no expression. the arms may not swing when you walk. speech may become soft or slurred Slowed movement (bradykinesia). Over time, Parkinson's disease may slow your movement, making simple tasks difficult and time-consuming. steps may become shorter when you walk.the feet may drag as when try to walk. Rigid muscles. Muscle stiffness may occur in any part of the body. The stiff muscles can be painful and limit your range of motion. Impaired posture and balance. posture may become stooped, or may have balance problems as a result of Parkinson's disease. Loss of automatic movements. a decreased ability to perform unconscious movements, including blinking, smiling or swinging the arms when walking . Speech changes. may speak softly, quickly, slur or hesitate before talking. speech may be more of a monotone rather than have the usual inflections.
What was the exact date of this interview? Michael was filming Doc Hollywood in the fall of 1991 when he first noticed there was a problem, did he know by this point?
We only know that this was in 1991. This was the year of diagnosis. Fox is born in june 1961 and he said he got diagnosed when he was still 29. So he was diagnosed with it in the first half of the year. Filmings for Doc Hollywood are not in fall 1991 like you said though, it was recorded in 1990 and early 1991. Fox said he noticed a twitch in his left little finger when he was on set. But at the time of this interview, chances are high he already had symptoms. You can see that he tries to avoid using his left hand. So yeah, he was probably aware that he had his left little finger moving
@@folkert2938 Ah OK thanks. I read his bio and thought he said he noticed the twitch in the fall but must be wrong. Life is cruel sometimes, to get it at 29 is horrible. He has still managed to have a great career though, good on him.
@@Lovethemseventies Well, that could be true. He could have experienced symptoms in fall 1990 while filming Doc Hollywood, and he went for a check in the first half of 1991 and got diagnosed with it
@@folkert2938 Yes I meant to say fall of 1990 in my original post. That was when the finger twitch started, it was 1991 when he was diagnosed. I wonder whether he knew by the time he did this interview? He did an interview in 1991 with Bobby Wygant and was struggling with his leg.
@@Lovethemseventies He knew that something was wrong with him, for sure. If he was already diagnosed with it, I dont know. Its 50/50 since he was diagnosed in the first half of the year. We dont know the date of the interview. Is there not a point in this video where they talk about something we can attach a date to? I havent completed watching it
This was indeed a bad interview on Arsenio's part, and he gereally is not the greatest interviewer, but he's had some good showings. His strength was his monologs and his show in general. It was very unique and entertaining. But yes I agree he could've done a better job at interviewing his guests.
If only they made a Spider-Man movie back in the 80s Michael J. Fox would've been perfect for the role of Peter Parker
@Elroy Keaffaber Huh???
@@colossus112785 it’s bot
all reason
His voice fits the spiderman witty, cheeky tone.
@@bnsyphotography2104 yep he even has the voice
He was diagnosed in 1991, guy must of been in a horrible place mentally.
Hes always had sparkle in his eyes 🥰
Always a joy to see this man. He's smart, witty, and a fighter - not letting his illness get the better of him. Of course, having his family is so important. He's a lucky man indeed!
We LOVE you Michael! Thank you for being such an inspiration.
i am so in love with michael ❤️❤️❤️
@mcfly hmmm...then why are you cheating on him with Keanu?? :-)
Such a handsome man. 😍
It’s amazing to watch him here..unknown to him his fate, future was sealed. Of course one would’ve seen or been able to put it together at the time..but you can see the tics even then.
He was diagnosed in 1991 but didn't make it public for about another 7 years after that. Sad
Oh, he knew at this time. Every time there's a tic, he does something with that hand or hides that hand. Such a wild, devastating disease to have and I commend the man for doing his craft for as long as he did and even venturing back into it a little bit many years later. He's so far advanced now tho. Still a great personality and a great person that didn't deserve such an affliction. But the silver lining in it is he shows us how something like that shouldn't be what defines you and it definitely doesn't define him. But the way he's carried himself all these years is commendable.
Oh Michael i love him so much he is so great and a absoluter Genius!❤❤❤❤❤❤
*an
LOVE HIM: Forever and Always !!!
I love this guy. He’s probably the funniest actor and actions and way of talking brings me back to my childhood. Still makes me laugh but sad too by seeing him struggle and in pain.Stay healthy as you can Micheal J don’t wanna loose you just yet. 😂😂😂
Michael J is so cool 😎
He filmed the movie in January to March 1991 and this interview is from August. So, he got his diagnosis of Parkinson before this interview.
I'll take the heat for being a know-it-all but this is actually from March of 91 when The Hard Way was released
He had tremors of fingers thumbs in 90 he stated in his still documentary
He was so cute!
@OfficiallyKenzi i think we all know that
he still is ???
@@belamarita9495 he deffo is
Still is. BC's own
James Cagney wanted Michael to play him in a movie about his life but Cagney died in 86.
The year of diagnosis...
You can see it already
And he was only 30, wow so young for such a disease
@@xstevenxcorex6 how
@Lynda Anthony If this year were 1991, then yes.
nah it was actually late 1990.
Notice nobody is getting offended. Just a white guy and black guy having a good time. I remember watching this show. I miss it.
Me too man.
I hate that he has Parkinson's he missed out in movies in 90s 2000s 2010s and 2020s where he should have been on top especially in his older years
What do you mean "he missed out in movies in 90s 2000s and 2020s?
Micheal J. Fox continued doing movies in the 90s and 2000s.
'Tiny terror that ruled the set of Family Ties" sounds like a hilarious tabloid title. Doesn't even sound offensive, one thing I noticed about Michael's books is he is able to poke fun at himself a lot.
MJF def had a few drinks before this. But it's always fun to watch him. ❤️
Lol 😂 arsenio is hilarious I love how Michael calls him out for zoning out..hahaa
He was so cute!🤗
Woo Woo Woo Woo Woo! It was all on Fox.
Thanks for the upload.
I think you see tremors in his hands when he don't move them. Only slightly though.
Both Michael & Arsenio are hilarious.
Fox had the teen image on him for a very long time.
And I've only realised that he's Canadian. I thought he was American.
The fact that the crowd aren't laughing after every sentence should have told me this really.
Observations... his left arm/hand seems to be not working as well as his right. He's doing all these motions with his right arm mostly. And then he can't keep his hand off his face, like he wants everyone to see that ring
maybe he doesn't like to be harassed by women!!! oh he shows the ring to show his look i'm married get out of here
Parkinson’s this was before he opened up about it
@@rosegamer9822 yea, this is when he was just diagnosed, in 1991
@@JordonLeBlanc he started the disease in 1989 but didn’t find about it until 1991
Happy birthday Michael J. Fox 🎈
I miss the 90s
some other overt physical symtoms of PD aside from tremor inc the face may show little or no expression. the arms may not swing when you walk. speech may become soft or slurred Slowed movement (bradykinesia). Over time, Parkinson's disease may slow your movement, making simple tasks difficult and time-consuming. steps may become shorter when you walk.the feet may drag as when try to walk. Rigid muscles. Muscle stiffness may occur in any part of the body. The stiff muscles can be painful and limit your range of motion. Impaired posture and balance. posture may become stooped, or may have balance problems as a result of Parkinson's disease. Loss of automatic movements. a decreased ability to perform unconscious movements, including blinking, smiling or swinging the arms when walking . Speech changes. may speak softly, quickly, slur or hesitate before talking. speech may be more of a monotone rather than have the usual inflections.
I love. Michael. J. Fox. So. Funny. And. A. Cute guy
He could have played Spider-Man Peter Parker
Reminds me of Tom Holland
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 😂😂😂😂
Now that u said it, i cant unsee it
@@rhyzhelabigailparcon5551 Nice
How dare you compare... The legendary Michael j fox....To that twat spider boy...iron Man Jr...tom fucking Holland 🤮
17:45 Oh my god michael j fox acting like a woman is surprisingly hot
Marlene McFly
Am I the only one who thinks this whole interview fell rather flat? There was the smallest touch of arrogance here that I've never really seen before.
Yes, u are.
You’re kinda right, I’ve never heard celebrity’s going out of there way to bring up there “Malibu mansion”. Mansion? I dunno 🤷♂️
Did he know at this time?
Yes.
What was the exact date of this interview? Michael was filming Doc Hollywood in the fall of 1991 when he first noticed there was a problem, did he know by this point?
We only know that this was in 1991. This was the year of diagnosis. Fox is born in june 1961 and he said he got diagnosed when he was still 29. So he was diagnosed with it in the first half of the year. Filmings for Doc Hollywood are not in fall 1991 like you said though, it was recorded in 1990 and early 1991. Fox said he noticed a twitch in his left little finger when he was on set.
But at the time of this interview, chances are high he already had symptoms. You can see that he tries to avoid using his left hand. So yeah, he was probably aware that he had his left little finger moving
@@folkert2938 Ah OK thanks. I read his bio and thought he said he noticed the twitch in the fall but must be wrong. Life is cruel sometimes, to get it at 29 is horrible. He has still managed to have a great career though, good on him.
@@Lovethemseventies Well, that could be true. He could have experienced symptoms in fall 1990 while filming Doc Hollywood, and he went for a check in the first half of 1991 and got diagnosed with it
@@folkert2938 Yes I meant to say fall of 1990 in my original post. That was when the finger twitch started, it was 1991 when he was diagnosed. I wonder whether he knew by the time he did this interview? He did an interview in 1991 with Bobby Wygant and was struggling with his leg.
@@Lovethemseventies He knew that something was wrong with him, for sure. If he was already diagnosed with it, I dont know. Its 50/50 since he was diagnosed in the first half of the year. We dont know the date of the interview. Is there not a point in this video where they talk about something we can attach a date to? I havent completed watching it
Arsenio Hall was the worst interviewer ever!!! Michael J. Fox saved this interview
M N I beg to differ. He lets his guests talk. A lot of other talk show hosts talk over their guests
@@Ladeliciadelinda true!🙄
Bruh arsenio hall was a better late night host then anyone in the business now other than conan
This was indeed a bad interview on Arsenio's part, and he gereally is not the greatest interviewer, but he's had some good showings. His strength was his monologs and his show in general. It was very unique and entertaining. But yes I agree he could've done a better job at interviewing his guests.
Mat Murk finally someone who agrees with me ! Thank you 🙏🏻
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that was a terrible interview