Henry Winkler enjoyed a wonderful career, especially for his work on the small screen. From "Arrested Development" to "Parks and Recreation" and "Barry", he has shown that he is natural when it comes to comedy, with his role in the latter even winning the Emmy Award. However, for many fans, he will always be known as the beloved Graser Arthur "Fonzi" Fonzarelli from Heath ABC Sitkom "Happy Days" - Winkler's role, admitting he worked hard to move from the show, as the show ended in 1984.

While FONC turned the actor into the name of the household, "Happy Days" was probably a curse for Winkler. The "Happy Days" starfish struggled to find a job after the show ended because it was typical. However, he remained adamant to escape the shadow of the sithom. In fact, as he once explained during an interview with "Albuquerque Tribune", he rejected the spin-off series in the center of Fonzy for the exact reason:

"They offered me their own TV series as Fonzi, but I said," No, I want to make movies. " I love the face of Fonzy, and I'm very proud of it, but if I do it too long, I will get bored and my audience will get bored.

These days, Winkler's elementary school boasts a wide range of projects that have helped him expand his legacy. At the same time, he is by no means ashamed to remember as a leather -dressed dressed, known for jumping sharks and saying "hey".

To be part of one of The greatest sitcoms of all time is a cold heritage to have, and Henry Winkler deserves a lot of credit for the success of Fontz's character in "Happy Days". Some actors may have been pleased to portray him as a basic refrigerator-from a tough man, but Winkler was not ready to accept the gig unless he had to bring some sensitive features into the character. These factors have contributed to FONC's popularity, and Winkler is proud of Graiser's lasting influence on pop culture and his life.

"Then I wanted Fonz and now I love it -" He gave me the world, "Winkler said Great question In 2024. "He gave me a roof over his head, gave me food on the table, gave me my children's education and gave me the opportunity."

That said, many "happy days" fans are likely to wonder how Arthur Fonzarelli's spin-off would be, especially since Sitkoms have a long history of producing excluded shots that are actually good. Then, again, now that we live in an era of endless rebirths, who should say that Winkler will not agree to participate in the series "Old Found" in a row?