PROMINENT PARKINSON PROFILES |
| MOHAMMED ALI, 57, American boxer, The most wellknown person in the world slightly ahead of the second, pope John Paul 2. |
| POPE JOHN PAUL 2, visible tremor in the left arm, no official confirmation, but Parkinson condition disclosed by Bob Woodward. |
| MICHAEL J. FOX, Diminutive 38 years old film & tv star admitted to having Parkinsonīs 26.11.1998 after 7 years of illness. |
| JOHNNY CASH, 67, country singer, announced 28th October 1997 that he had Parkinsonīs and now had started taking medication for it. |
| JANET RENO (1938--) former US Secretary of Justice, of Danish origin, announced November 1995 that she had Parkinsonīs. |
| BILLY GRAHAM, 81, televangelist suffered Parkinsonīs since 1992 and ended his crusades in 2000. |
| VINCENT PRICE (1911-1993) leading horror actor of Hollywood died 1993, 82 years old, suffering of Parkinsons. |
| PIERRE ELLIOTT TRUDEAU, former prime minister of Canada, died 80 years old, suffering from Parkinson's disease. |
| PAULINE KAEL, leading filmcritic died at 82 years suffering of Parkinsonīs. Retired from New Yorker 1991. |
| WILLIAM MASTERS, (1916-2001) Sex Therapy Pioneer, dies at 85 of complications of Parkinsonīs disease. Retired 1999. |
| HENRY WADE, Former Dallas County District Attorney (Roe vs. Wade and Jack Ruby cases) , died at 86 of Parkinsonīs disease. |
| SIR JOHN BETJEMAN, (1906-1984) poet laureate of England 1972-1984. |
| MARGARET BOURKE WHITE, (1906-1971) photojournalist and "LIFE"-photographer. |
| MAURICE WHITE, musician of "Earth, Wind & Fire" rock band. |
| MICHAEL REDGRAVE (1908-1985) English film actor. |
| TERRY-THOMAS, (1911-1990) English comedian, announced 1980 that he had Parkinsonīs for 10 years and that he was retiring. |
| KENNETH MORE, (1914-1982) British film and TV actor in 1980 announced his retirement due to Parkinsonīs. |
| ARTHUR KOESTLER, (1905-1983) , British writer and reporter, debilitated and depressed by Parkinsonīs disease. |
| YASIR ARAFAT, (1929-) Palestinensian leader believed to have Parkinsonīs due to tremors especially of his lips and hands. |
| ENOCH POWELL, 85, British Right-wing Conservative Politician "The Best PM, who never was" died Feb. 98 fighting Parkinsons. |
| DEBORAH KERR, (1921--) British film actress got an Oscar in 1993 and was diagnozed with Parkinsonīs in the last years. |
| KATHARINE HEPBURN, (1907- ) US film actress reportedly has Parkinsonism with severe head and jaw movements. |
| DUDLEY MOORE (1935-), Film-actor and comedian known for the "Arthur"- films suffers from the parkinson-related disease PSP. |
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