Although Henry Winkler starred in countless films and TV shows during his long career, for most viewers he will always be known as FONC. Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli, The most popular character of the sithom in the 70s "happy days", was the role of the Brag who made Winkler's name of the household. Also, that was the role that ruined his life. Well, kind of; As Winkler explained in a 2023 interview with todayThere were some disadvantages to play such a loved one, and that was before his face invented the concept of "shark jumping".

"He was eight or nine years old at a time when I couldn't get a job because I was a" Found "because I was typical," Winkler said. "I had a mental pain that was debilitating because I didn't know what to do. I didn't know where to find it, whatever it was, I didn't know what I was going to do. I had a family. I had a dog.

Winkler said this during an interview with the Barry TV show, where he played an old wash actor, someone who couldn't get any parts today, but who still has a certain level of respect for a major role in which he had In his youth. Life -lyste story of the character is not identical to Winkler - At least, we certainly hope that not "But," adds an extra extra meta-humor throughout the series. "Barry" is a show that is partly about how Hollywood is a cruel and unforgivable place where it is easy to depend on; Before driving Barry and Sally from the deep end, he did the same to the image of Winkler.

Despite the frustration that comes with the type like Fonz, Winkler clarified that he thinks it is worth the bothered. "I wouldn't trade that," he said. "Not only that, but also, I don't know that I would get here if I didn't go through the fight."

As someone who was born 14 years after the "Happy Days" finals were broadcast, I can honestly tell Winkler that when I see him in a new show or movie, I don't think of Fonz at all. Of course, I know by Foundz, I also watched a few episodes of "happy days" from time to time, but the character does not bring me the same weight as older viewers. When I first watched "Creek" and saw Henry Winkler playing the school principal, I appreciated his performance completely for his favor.

By the time I watched "Barry", I was familiar with Winkler's work, but I didn't compare his performance with "happy days". Younger generations can see Winkler acting without any burden on expectations, appreciating the character of ein cousin in their own terms. And when it comes to playing the Berry's cousin, which is probably the most impressive role of Winkler since "happy days", Winkler seemed deeply grateful for the possibility. "I'm grieving that show ends," he Once said in an interview in 2023. He recalled his first table read on the show:

"I remember the first reading. HBO's head was at one end of the table and I sit next to Sarah Goldberg, who plays this aspiring actor Sally, which I had to delete. So I shouted, 'Bulls' ***! You just make me me Nauseous' and i slapped that tablet, and the man at the end of the table jumped. Afterwards everyone said: 'I had no idea that was in henry winkler.' "