Michael J. Fox is supported by his family and co-star Christopher Lloyd at Governors Awards in LA - Daily Mail

The now retired actor, 61, received the honorary Oscar known as the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award which is given to an individual, 'whose humanitarian efforts have brought credit to the industry.'.

The Back To The Future alum was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 1991, and created the Michael J.

The Spin City star kept his look classic and sophisticated for the special night as an honoree. .

Special moment: Woody Harrelson presented the honorary Oscar to Michael during the ceremony and the two actors shared a quick embrace on the stage

Saying a few words: The actor was pictured giving a moving speech after accepting the honorary award on stage 

Retired: Michael made the decision to retire from his acting career due to his health condition, but expressed his gratitude to receive the honorary Oscar earlier Saturday evening 

In 2000, the star launched the Michael J

When recently talking to Entertainment Tonight about receiving the honorary Oscar for his humanitarian efforts, Tracy stated the honor was 'exciting' while Michael jokingly added, 'celebrating me is overrated.'  

Other support: Michael's Back To The Future co-star, Christopher Lloyd, was also in attendance to cheer on his pal as he accepted the award; Christopher seen at the ceremony with his wife, Lisa

Recent collaboration: The two actors recently worked together to launch a special Back To The Future line 

He had the chance to cheer on his former co-star and witness the retired actor accepting the special honorary Oscar on Saturday evening. 

The two stars, who have remained close over the years, recently collaborated to launch a special Back To The Future merchandise line. 

Humanitarian work: In 2000, the star launched the Michael J