Michael J. Fox tries to keep his sense of humour "intact" amid his Parkinson's battle even though it can be "hard" for him sometimes.

Back to the Future star Michael J Fox has admitted that his Parkinson’s condition makes it difficult for him to maintain his dark sense of humour. The 63-year-old actor, who was diagnosed with the disease in 1991, has maintained an active public presence including appearances at Glastonbury and awards shows, despite retiring from acting in 2020.

The 'Back to the Future' actor gave the update at the Michael J Fox Foundation's annual 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s' gala

Michael J. Fox admitted it is hard to maintain even his dark sense of humor during his Parkinson's battle, but he refuses to give in, working on keeping it "in tact."

The actor chatted with PEOPLE about using humor to cope while attending the Michael J. Fox Foundation's annual gala on Nov. 16

Michael J. Fox, the beloved actor known for iconic roles in "Back to the Future" and "Family Ties," has been living with Parkinson's disease since he was diagnosed in 1991 at just 29 years old. For the first seven years after his diagnosis,

What Michael J. Fox Misses About Acting Amid His Parkinson’s Battle (Exclusive) Michael J. Fox chats with ET's Rachel Smith at the 2024 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's gala in New York City.

The music icon performed at the Michael J. Fox Foundation's yearly gala on Saturday, Nov. 16 Stevie Nicks is supporting an important cause and giving props to the "lovely" Michael J. Fox. On Saturday,

Michael J. Fox is one of those rare stars whose charm, wit, and kindness have made him beloved by so many. The actor, who brought us unforgettable characters like Marty McFly in Back to the Future, has always had a way of making us smile — even during the toughest times.