The Powerful Lesson Henry Winkler Learned With the Ending of "Happy Days"

Emmy-winning actor and TV legend Henry Winkler stops by the show. He tells the #TamFam about his new memoir, “Being Henry,” and reflects on his journey being in front of the camera for 50 years. From his iconic role as “Fonzie” in “Happy Days” to winning an Emmy after more than 40 years of acting-this is Henry Winkler like never-before. He also talks about life at home with his family and challenges with Dyslexia growing up. #TamFam, this is one of those sit-downs you will never forget!

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Love how Tamron changed up the routine. Winkler is an actor and loves to act, especially in front of a studio audience. He's been stumping his books on all the talk shows, this one had a better approach.

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We love your show tamron hall

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For Peter: There are so many opportunities... The us govt, Amtrak, school districts, municipal transit, healthcare, etc, you really have to be fluid about your thinking. You can't retire at 60...it's too young; AARP may be a great resource. You might not make what you did, but you are the one with great power because you have opportunities and choices. And for God sake DON'T do cobra health, go to local health ((Obamacare?) until you get new insurance. People will look at you for the longevity you had, but will look at now is what you can bring to the table for the future. Best of luck.