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University Press returns with a short, intriguing biography of Henry Winkler. Ah, Henry Winkler, the coolest cat in a leather jacket that ever graced the small screen. For fans of the iconic Happy Days sitcom, the name Fonzie is synonymous with the epitome of 1950s cool. But did you know that the man behind the shades and slicked-back hair, Henry Winkler, is just as awesome off-screen as he was on it? Born in 1945, Winkler faced his own set of challenges growing up, including overcoming dyslexia. Yet, he didn't let that stop him from achieving his dreams and becoming an actor. When he first auditioned for the role of Fonzie, he was battling a bad case of the flu, but he pulled through and nailed it, forever etching his place in TV history. But there's more to this leather-clad legend than meets the eye. Henry Winkler's talent extends far beyond Happy Days, earning him critical acclaim for his work in movies and on Broadway. Plus, he's an author of children's books, a dedicated philanthropist, and an all-around stand-up guy. So whether you remember him as the king of "aaayy!" or appreciate his work in other areas of entertainment and charity, Henry Winkler is a true Hollywood icon, whose legacy reaches far beyond the jukebox-filled diners of the 1950s. Sit back, relax, and celebrate the one and only Henry Winkler – a man who will forever be the Fonz in our hearts.