it's michael parkinson! hello, fozzie.u is the institution. - everyone round the country love you. i mean, obviously, - apart from young people. i went to the doctor the other week. i said, "what's good for wind?" he gave me a kite. could i just ask you one i deeply personal question? of course. is that a toupee? and he made incredible relationships. and one of those relationships was extraordinary because it was michael parkinson and billy connolly. billy connolly. oh-h-h-h! it was that relationship with parky and going back on the show, you know, many, many times that fixed billy connolly in the hearts and the minds of people everywhere. you see this guy was going to meet his friend in the pub... _ the whole of britain became aware of this extraordinary scots genius. he said, "did you hear about the one... - "a guy done his wife and that?" and i said, "no." and sure enough, there's a big mound of earth. - there was a bum sticking out of it. he says, "is that her?" he says, "aye." he says, "why'd you leave her bum stickin

still is the story of michael] fox, his rise to fame and his diagnosis with parkinson's disease.the revelation in american symphony of the private distress that can be going on under the public facade makes for reflection. batiste's career had taken him to band leader on cbs's the late show with stephen colbert in an industry where commercial success is viewed as a performer�*s ultimate goal. the grammys, biggest night of his life professionally. a lot of people would think that, like, he'll go out to a club and go out partying and, you know. but like that scene when he's alone in the trailer afterwards and praying and meditating and sort of soaking in this moment, also soaking in the duality of that high with him in the reality that suleika was getting readmitted back into the hospital. suleika jaouad says she's doing well and the couple have some thoughts on how they got through this period of their lives. faith — that's the key. you know, you may not know what's ahead, but the faith is constant. and the film was an act of faith in some way. absolutely. i mean, we didn't know h

still is the story of michael] fox, his rise to fame and his diagnosis with parkinson's disease.iler afterwards and praying and meditating and sort of soaking in this moment, also soaking in the duality of that high with him in the reality that suleika was getting readmitted back into the hospital. suleika jaouad says she's doing well and the couple have some thoughts on how they got through this period of their lives. faith — that's the key. you know, you may not know what's ahead, but the faith is constant. and the film was an act of faith in some way. absolutely. i mean, we didn't know how the story of the film was going to end because we didn't know how the story of my illness was going to end. batiste does get to perform the symphony he wrote. but as he himself has said on the film, it's much more a symphony about life. one of the most ingenious and ambitious documentaries to have made it onto the preliminary shortlist for an oscar is called 32 sounds. it's a beautifully constructed work which has been put together by film—maker sam green. he tells us about it in his own wor