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.

How did Winkler's experience with his iconic character, Arthur Fonzarelli, affect his career?

What does Winkler mean by saying 'they don't need you until they need you'?

What challenges did Henry Winkler face when auditioning in his 70s?

In what ways does Winkler believe the process of making television has remained the same over the years?

What insights does Winkler provide about the importance of imagination in acting?