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Dec 7, 1995 · Cedar Park Cemetery. Created by: dalya d. Added: Feb 4, 2023. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 249214564. Source citation. Name before immigration to the US was Georg Winkler. Harry was the father of American actor, director, producer, comedian and author, Henry Winkler and daughter Beatrice Winkler.
- Growing Up Wasn’t So Cool. Winkler’s parents — Harry and Ilse Winkler — came to the United States in 1939 from Berlin, where they left their parents and siblings behind; they all would perish at the hands of the Nazis.
- Dyslexia Led Him Into Another Career. Having struggled with dyslexia at a young age (he regularly brought home report cards filled with D’s and F’s), Winkler wasn’t officially diagnosed with severe dyslexia until his 30s.
- He Adores His Wife. Married for 45 years, Winkler continues to dote on his wife, Stacey Weitzman, who he met at a clothing store in 1976. Today the two enjoy their grandchildren from their three children: Zoe (43, a schoolteacher), Max (40, a screenwriter and director) and Jed (52, who was from Weitzman’s first marriage).
- One Of The Last To Try Out For Fonzie. Winkler was one of the shortest and last actors to audition for the role of Fonzie. He originally didn’t think he was right for the role, but once he started to read, the lines of Fonzie came out.
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Oct 30, 2023 · Henry Winkler, the iconic actor has a remarkable life story that begins with his parents, Ilse Anna Maria and businessman Harry Irving Winkler, who were German Jews living in Berlin during the tumultuous era of Nazi Germany. Henry Winkler’s family found themselves in the midst of perilous times as they lived in Berlin during the rise of Nazi ...
- Few People Know This About The Fonz
- Winkler's Parents Barely Escaped The Nazis
- He Was Named After An Uncle Who Didn't
- Winkler Shaped by Immigrants' Tenacity
- He Fought Through Self-Doubt, Mean Labels
- A Rewarding 'Second Act' After Fonzie
- Winkler Sees 'Jumping The Shark' Differently
He found his signature character in the grease pits of 1950s motorcycle culture and made Arthur Fonzarelli an icon in leather and chromium steel. If that wasn't boss enough, he rode the exact same Triumph motorcycle Steve McQueen used to jump fences in "The Great Escape" (1963). Fonzie was a character so unforgettable you cannot watch a retrospecti...
That Henry Winkler, his very existence, was once sitting directly in the path of history. That he exists today only because of the narrowest of escapes. Six years before he was born in Manhattan, his parents were German Jews living in Nazi Germany. It was 1939 and the greatest cataclysm in the history of man, a world war that would kill 70-85 milli...
His parents had long come to realize their homeland was turning against them. The streets were besieged with Hitler’s Brownshirts, who savaged the Jewish people. There was no future there. The Winklers got out and would mark their deliverance in the name of their son, Henry Franklin Winkler, the boy who grew up to become The Fonz. The “H” in Henry ...
Winkler’s parents took a ship to America, established themselves in New York City and gave birth to a baby boy on Oct. 30, 1945. His middle name, Franklin, would describe his parents' appreciation for the president of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who they credit for the United States extending their visas. Henry Winkler grew up in ...
The Fonzie we know on television has a quality you can’t fake. He is cool. And cool would seem to come from a place of confidence. But he lacked confidence. He was consumed with self-doubt, suffering from undiagnosed dyslexia and a father and other loved ones who treated him badly. “I fought through being labeled stupid and lazy, and that I would n...
A decade as one of the most recognizable characters in television led to typecasting and lost jobs, but he never regretted it. “The wonderfulness that I got from The Fonz outweighed the trouble I had.” He turned to producing and directing, a made a living in Hollywood by other means. He also collaborated on a series of children’s books featuring Ha...
In one of the episodes of an evolving “Happy Days,” Fonzie uses water skis to jump a shark tank. To some it seemed the beginning of the series' downward slope. The expression “jump the shark” is now firmly part of the English lexicon, and Merriam-Webster defines it as “the point at which a period of success ends.” Did Winkler know he was jumping th...
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When Harry Irving Winkler was born on 29 October 1903, in Schöneberg, Berlin, Germany, his father, Heinrich Jacob Winkler, was 41 and his mother, Pauline Olga Bromberg, was 24. He lived in Germany in 1935 and New York City, New York County, New York, United States for about 1 years. He died on 7 December 1995, in Manhattan, New York City, New ...
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Jan 12, 2024 · Here are 18 things to know about Henry Winkler! 1. Henry was born on October 30, 1945 in New York City to a Jewish family. 2. His parents Ilse and Harry were German Jews who escaped rising Nazism in 1939. “My father knew that it was time.
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