Time Stopped For Michael

When the cameras fade and the applause becomes memory, Michael J. Fox’s truest role begins at home. With Tracy Pollan, his partner of more than three decades, he built a life where ordinary moments matter more than red carpets. Breakfast conversations, shared jokes, quiet check-ins with their four children—these became the scenes he fights to protect. Parkinson’s may slow his movements, but it sharpens his priorities: to show up, to listen, to love without shortcuts.

In their 2023 documentary, “Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie,” his family steps into the frame not as extras, but as his anchor. Their presence reveals a man who measures success not in awards, but in the trust in his kids’ eyes and the hand of the woman who never lets go, even when the future trembles.

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