Who the heck's Michael J. Fox in real life when cameras aren't filming him inside of a movie studio and he's not under public limelight on some sort of a obligational celebrity event, or as a guest on a tonight show? Well, this book of his pretty much answers those big questions pretty much everyone...
Who the heck's Michael J. Fox in real life when cameras aren't filming him inside of a movie studio and he's not under public limelight on some sort of a obligational celebrity event, or as a guest on a tonight show? Well, this book of his pretty much answers those big questions pretty much everyone...
Don't really know him. Yet. However, reading this book of his, even though it's a bit outdated, and not one of his latest, he strikes me as a remarkable man who has had a lot of luck in the beginning of his acting career, and eventually has reached the highest level of success imaginable, by startin...
Don't really know him. Yet. However, reading this book of his, even though it's a bit outdated, and not one of his latest, he strikes me as a remarkable man who has had a lot of luck in the beginning of his acting career, and eventually has reached the highest level of success imaginable, by startin...
It's easy to like Michael J. Fox's memoir about his career and life as it's been shaped by Parkinson's disease. It's a smooth read and the glimpse behind the curtain is sometimes fascinating. I admit to starting this book in the grip of a teensy bit of cynicism (a plucky, out-of-control actor is s...
Who doesn't like Michael J. Fox? He is such a nice guy, and you can tell that here in his book. His writing is simple and charming, just like him. I love him in the trilogy of Back to the Future, I grew up watching these movies. Sadly, I did not watch his series Family Ties, which is obvious is some...
I picked this up on the cheap at OmniLit and read through it in a few days. Overall I liked it - Fox focuses more on his illness and skims over his career. It's not a celebrity memoir in the gossipy sense, but a story of a career and his illness affected it. Some parts that tackled the medical detai...
This book was fantastic, inspirational, engaging, you name it. I don't know if Michael had a shadow writer or not. If not, then he could certainly have a future as a writer. He knows how to communicate with words. This story, which covers his career both before and after he was diagnosed with Parkin...
I started this book with high hopes and was disappointed. I can't say this was a "bad" book, by any means. It was just boring and dry. Sometimes he would make me crack up but for the most part I struggled to stay awake. I was hoping for something on par with "Happy Accidents" by Jane Lynch but it fe...
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