Henry Winkler Discusses 'Barry,' Why TV Hasn't Changed Over the Years | THR News

Henry Winkler discusses his career, including challenges after playing Arthur Fonzarelli on 'Happy Days' and his recent role on HBO's 'Barry'. He shares insights on auditioning in his 70s, the evolution of the television industry, and the enduring aspects of the creative process. Winkler emphasizes the importance of imagination and gratitude in his work.

What role did Henry Winkler famously play on Happy Days?

• Howard Cunningham

• Ralph Malph

• Arthur Fonzarelli

• Richie Cunningham

What challenge did Winkler face after his role as the Fonz?

• He was offered too many roles and couldn't choose.

• He was typecast and struggled to find new roles.

• He decided to retire from acting.

• He moved to directing instead.

What was a significant difference between Barry and Happy Days according to Winkler?

• Happy Days had fewer showrunners.

• Barry had more episodes per season.

• Happy Days was not as popular.

• Barry's first season had only eight episodes.

What does Winkler emphasize as unchanged in the television industry?

• The number of episodes per season

• The popularity of sitcoms

• The technology used in production

• The need for imagination and scriptwriting

What does Winkler express gratitude for in his career?

• The ability to write scripts

• The opportunity to direct

• The chance to work with young actors

• The excitement of being on set