Coldplay broke several records this weekend at Glastonbury. With its XXL performance in front of thousands of spectators, the iconic group is the only one to have performed five times at the English music festival. But it was above all thanks to its finale that the team led by Chris Martin made an impression on Saturday evening. She actually invited American actor Michael J. Fox on stage, who was able to perform some guitar riffs on the hit Fix You.
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“The main reason we are a band is because we looked Back to the future “, explained Chris Martin before the wheelchair-bound actor arrived, reports the BBC. “Thank you to our forever hero and one of the most extraordinary people on Earth,” the leader of the group also declared.
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A nod to Marty McFly
In the famous saga, Michael J. Fox played a high school student who is passionate about rock and roll whose cover of Johnny B. Goode had set the end-of-year ball alight. This time, the 63-year-old accompanied Coldplay on a ballad sung in chorus by thousands of fans and by stars like Tom Cruise and Gillian Anderson. With a nod to the Chuck Berry hit at the end.
Michael J. Fox has been suffering from Parkinson’s disease since the 1990s. The actor who played the unforgettable Marty McFly has been fighting for research and helping other patients ever since. Away from film sets for many years, the actor was awarded an honorary Oscar in 2022. The following year, his journey was the subject of a documentary, Still : A Michael J. Fox Moviein which he hides nothing about his depression, his alcoholism and his difficulties in overcoming illness.
