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- Henry Winkler (2010) Interviewed by SIDEWALKS special correspondent Ray Alvarado, Henry talks about his feelings toward his iconic character of The Fonz and the Happy Days show; working with Adam Sandler in "Waterboy"; and being a co-author of the “Hank Zipzer” children’s book series. Additionally, he gives career advice for aspiring actors.  As part of the promotional tour, Henry tells us about his involvement with the “Open Arms" campaign to raise awareness for upper limb spasticity.


Mini-Biography
Born in Manhattan, New York, Henry Winkler is an actor, producer, director and author.

He is, of course, best known to the world as the coolest character in TV history, The Fonz. Henry portrayed Arthur Fonzarelli for 10 seasons on the classic series, Happy Days, where he won two Golden Globe® awards and three Emmy® nominations.

Since Happy Days, Henry, who has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, has remained a prolific presence in the entertainment industry. He has starred in numerous film and television roles including comedy series Arrested Development and Out of Practice and films "The Waterboy," "Little Nicky," "Click," and "You Don't Mess with the Zohan."

He has also produced many successful television series such as MacGyver and Hollywood Squares  He is also a co-writer of the “Hank Zipzer” children’s book series.

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