Michael J Fox, known for his iconic roles, including Back To The Future, emotionally surprises audiences at the Baftas.
Despite his health challenges, the 62-year-old star graces the Baftas stage, receiving a heartwarming standing ovation, evoking tears and admiration from viewers worldwide.
Fox, diagnosed in the 1990s, defies odds by standing up from his wheelchair to present the award for best film.
Bafta host David Tennant hails Fox as a "true legend of cinema," recognizing his immense contributions to the film industry.
Fox describes the transformative power of cinema, emphasizing its ability to unite people and influence lives, reinforcing the profound impact of storytelling on individuals.
Social media erupts with emotional reactions as users express tears and gratitude upon witnessing Fox's poignant appearance.
Despite missing out on a documentary award, Fox's presence resonates deeply, underscoring his enduring legacy and unwavering commitment to his craft.