As is true of most ADJECTIVE actors, Henry Winkler started out by doing one-line PLURAL NOUN and ADJECTIVE commercials. But once he landed the ADJECTIVE role of "The Fonz" in the ADJECTIVE sitcom, Happy PLURAL NOUN, he was on his way to becoming an overnight NOUN. This Yale graduate's portrayal of high school dropout Arthur Fonzarelli earned him two Golden NOUN Awards, three Emmy PLURAL NOUN, and made him the NOUN-age idol of the seventies. Constantly in demand, Henry worked steadily in feature PLURAL NOUN and many guests VERB ENDING IN roles in television, until he sought refuge behind the camera as a director, producer, and NOUN. His deep commitment to children's welfare led him to coauthor a/an ADJECTIVE series of kids' books about a character named Hank Zipzer which made The New York PLURAL NOUN best-seller NOUN and received critically acclaimed PLURAL NOUN. If you ask Henry what he's proudest of he will quickly VERB, "Writing the PERSON IN ROOM PLURAL NOUN with my partner Lin Oliver."
