Michael J. Fox Critiques Modern Fame, Highlights Rigors of '80s Stardom

The veteran actor contrasts the demanding nature of past fame with today's celebrity culture, emphasizing the importance of talent in his era.

Michael J. Fox reflects on the challenges and uniqueness of being famous in the 1980s, a time devoid of social media.
Fox describes the '80s as a period where actors had to rely heavily on their talent and hard work.
He criticizes today's fame, often driven by social media, as less demanding compared to the past.
Despite stepping away from acting due to health issues, Fox expresses willingness to return if the right opportunity arises.
Fox's comments highlight a generational divide in perceptions of fame and success.