How well do you know the career of the great Henry Winkler?
Can you earn the thumbs up on trivia about the Fonz and his other roles?
It's hard not to picture a leather jacket when you think of Henry Winkler. The actor burst onto the scene as Fonzie in the early 1970s, and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. His face appeared on lunch boxes, pillow, T-shirts and toys.
Winkler played the Fonz on Happy Days for a full decade. Of course, he career did not end there. He continues to prove his diverse skills as a creator in Hollywood, both as a performer and producer.
Let's see how well you know Winkler and his most iconic character!
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Winkler beat out this rock star for the role of the Fonz, due somewhat to his height.
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Winkler was an executive producer of which hit 1980s action show?
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The famous "Jump the Shark" scene at the start of Happy Days season five was written to showcase Winkler's skills at which sport?
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In early 1974, Winkler wore a black leather jacket and appeared alongside Sylvestor Stallone in this film about greasers.
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A campaign button from the 1976 Presidential Election featured this candidate posing as the Fonz with the slogan "Happy Days Are Here Again."
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Winkler portrayed the attorney character Barry Zuckerkorn on this sitcom, as recently as 2019.
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There are 225 episodes of Happy Days. Henry Winkler was in how many of them?
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In 1973, Winkler made his primetime television debut as a dinner guest on which sitcom?
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In 1982, Winkler had a starring role in which film directed by his Happy Days costar Ron Howard?
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What was Arthur Fonzarelli's middle name?
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What word could Fonzie not say?
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Winkler made his directorial debut with "Best Foot Forward," a 1982 episode of which Happy Days spinoff?
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Did Winkler voice the animated Fonz in the Saturday morning cartoon The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang?
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In the first season of Happy Days, by order of the network, Winkler could only wear this when standing next to his motorcycle.
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At the beginning of season three in Happy Days, the Fonz moved here.
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In 2002, Winkler produced a new iteration of this game show, and even made guest appearances as the announcer.
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67 Comments
No mention of him being "Scrooge" (Mr. Slade) in An American Christmas Carol, 1979? If you have never seen it, you need to. Very good retelling of the story.
15 out of 16.
"Did you have the magic touch like the Fonz?"
If by "magic touch" you mean IMDB, then, yeah, sure.
"Did you have the magic touch like the Fonz?"
If by "magic touch" you mean IMDB, then, yeah, sure.
15/16; I did not know Fonzie's middle name and guessed wrong.
It was first mentioned in a later episode. Something happened at the garage that could have killed him and he decided he wanted to get baptized (imagine a nice Italian Catholic boy never got baptized!). Al's twin brother, Father Delvecchio, performed the service and Howard and Marion were his godparents...and he was presented to the congregation as Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli...
15/16. I didn't think "Arrested Development" was still airing in 2019.
I thought sorry seems to be the hardest word. Wrong!
13 out of 16, although a couple of my right answers were guesses. I didn't really pay much attention to Happy Days when it was on. I also liked Henry Winkler in the more recent comedy created by Rob Corddry, Childrens Hospital.
You got 5 out of 16
That was terrible. But I didn't watch it religiously.
That was terrible. But I didn't watch it religiously.
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