Henry Winkler

 Henry Franklin Winkler, an American comedian, comedian, director and producer, is well recognized for his character as Arthur Fonzie Fonzarelli, an actor as well as a producer, director as well as an author and director. He was born in New York during the Second World War to a German-Jewish immigrant family. As a dyslexic child who was not recognized He had a difficult childhood both at home and school and received little support from his teachers and parents. Early in his childhood the actor began his love for acting and decided to become an actor after securing a role in a school play in the eighth grade. After earning his MFA from the Yale School of Drama, the actor returned to New York to try to find a job on Broadway. He appeared in a variety of productions , but he was successful in establishing himself as an actor after moving to Los Angeles, where he was chosen to perform in "Happy Days". He was awarded a variety of awards and nominations for his performances, and he also tried his hand in direction and production as well. In 2003, he made his debut as a children's writer, coauthoring 19 books about the dyslexic child, Hank Zipzer. He's active and is playing various important roles in television films and TV shows. In 2008, he earned an award on the 'Hollywood Walk of Fame.'