Michael J. Fox Lands Emmy Nomination for ‘Shrinking’ Guest Role
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Actor Michael J. Fox has earned an Emmy nomination for his supporting performance in the third season of Apple TV+'s "Shrinking," which features Jason Segel and Harrison Ford in lead roles. During his multi-episode appearance, Fox's character met Ford's Dr. Paul Rhoades in a therapist waiting room, where they exchanged brief dialogue about their reasons for seeking therapy.
The nomination represents a notable milestone for Fox, who departed from acting a decade earlier due to memory and speech complications related to his Parkinson's disease diagnosis. His involvement in "Shrinking" reunites him with series creator Bill Lawrence, continuing a professional relationship that previously included collaborations on the sitcom "Spin City" and the medical drama "Scrubs."
- Michael J. Fox earns Emmy nomination for guest role on Apple TV+'s 'Shrinking'
- Returns to acting after 2020 departure due to Parkinson's-related health issues
- Collaboration reunites him with series creator Bill Lawrence
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