Henry Winkener admits that he “killed” someone on a group

Henry Winkener He depth deeply in the moments of American history, often ridiculous in the New History Channel series, “The dangerous history with Henry Winkener”.

But as the beloved actor recently admitted, he had some dangerous experiences on his own, especially while filming his iconic role as “The Fonzarelli” in “Days Happy”.

In fact, Henry Winkeler revealed that one of the most dangerous things he played for the role of a motorcycle riding, a regular part of the wonderful Fones character.

“I am very dyslexia. I couldn’t know what the gas was, what is the equipment, what is the brake,” Winkener admitted People Magazine. “It almost killed the head of the cinema in” Happy Days “.

This was not his only fear. While filming “Heroes” in 1977 with Sally Field and Harrison Ford, Winkeler received a close call behind the wheel during the race scene.

He said: “A car raced around a path. I was surrounded by these wonderful depths. I went up to the brakes so much and emptied, and they had to miss.” “It was not in the text program. I did this wrongly, and they all screaming to stop and run and said:“ Do you understand that you could have just killed? “

The experiment left a sign. “It was very frightening,” he remembered, “Because I was not aware of what the repercussions of this rotation could have.”

Despite the accidents, Winkeler says he is not a struggle.

“I am not a student of excitement,” I admit, although he has a deep grade of risky and adventure moments, in his career and in history. This estimate is what inspired him to host the “dangerous history”, which explores forgotten and dangerous practices often from the past of America, from wild entertainment to strange products that are completely normal.

Each of the 60 -minute series is separated from the heinous stories of how Americans use live, work and play, often with a little supervision and a lot of risks. Winkler brings a personal perspective and humor spirit, which reflects to what extent we have reached and the wild roads that people have enjoyed one day.

Outside his new program, Winkler recently reunited with “Happy Days” star Ron Howard in Sydney, Australia.

In 2024, the two friends have long participated in a heartfelt moment during the Winkler event for his best -selling memoirs, “Being Henry: Fones … and beyond.”

“Life! When the world turned into Realronhoward, it came to my book in Sydney, Australia. Very exciting for everyone !!!!” Winkler subscriber on X.

Howard also published a reunification, “We have linked behind the scenes and watched him giving a great speech to a large crowd. What an explosion!”

“Happy Days”, which was broadcast on ABC from 1974 to 1984, lasted for 11 seasons and became a cultural phenomenon. The show was followed by the life of the Keningham family and an unforgettable friends circle, including the flogging and knee Fones in Winkler.

“I was very happy to be in this show, which put such good feelings in the world,” Winkler said about his time in the comic play. “I have to be with them, each of these men, every day, five days a week, for 10 and a half years. I don’t have a favorite (ring). I really don’t. I liked each of them.”