Michael J Fox is one of the great stars of Hollywood. During the 1980s, few actors were more popular than him and his name can be seen in the credits for blockbuster franchises such as Back to the Future and Teen Wolf, among others.
However, Fox, like many of his fellow Guild members, has looked back with perspective, considering the films he regrets not starring in.
In fact, the actor talked about it during his appearance on The View, where he told Whoopi Goldberg that he regretted not working on Ghost (1990), the romantic drama starring Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze and Whoopi Goldberg herself was the headliner. ,
In the ABC show Michael J. During Fox’s appearance, Goldberg asked her if she regretted turning down any roles in her career. “Working with you was an opportunity I missed,” Fox said. “I was told about Ghost early on. I said, ‘This will never work.’ I said, ‘Whoopi is great, but it’s never going to work.'”
“And then it was great, it was a big movie and I’m a fucking nerd,” Fox said. To the latter, Goldberg replied: “Well, you know what? There’s still time.”
History of ghosts
Ghost is a romantic drama fantasy film directed by Jerry Zucker and written by Bruce Joel Rubin. It starred Goldberg, Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze and focuses on the story of Sam, whose ghost returns to save his girlfriend Molly (Moore) from the man who killed her.
Whoopi Goldberg plays Oda Mae Brown, a psychic who facilitates communication between Sam and Molly. For that role, she won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, though it was not her only award for the film, which won the Academy Award for Best Screenplay.
Michael J. new documentary by fox
In addition to starring in some of the highest-grossing films of the 1980s, Michael J. Fox is a highly respected comedian, having won three Emmy Awards in his career. He was at the height of his career until he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, something that threatened to end his career.
However, rather than let it destroy him, Fox became an activist and eventually created Still: A Michael J. Fox decided to tell their story in the movie, a documentary that recently premiered on Apple TV+.
In it, the actor finds himself telling the story of a little boy who grew up on a Canadian army base, who rises to the top in Hollywood. This account is filled with emotion and a wealth of memories, opening doors to the most intimate and private side of him, including what happened during his public life and the years following his diagnosis at age 29 with Parkinson’s disease.
