When people think of 1950s men’s fashion, they often think of leather jackets ... like the greasers from Grease and Fonzie from Happy Days adopted the look. According to an interview Winkler ...

And his ubiquitous leather jacket, she wrote, was “nonexistent” at first. Winkler had a hand in changing the role of The Fonz in many ways. According to Ross, Happy Days creator Garry Marshall ...

The second, he is keeping. Winkler’s leather jacket from Happy Days. Bonhams Winkler says he only knows of five others: the one in the Smithsonian; one that was “stolen from the costume depart ...

As far as Henry Winkler knows, there are only seven of Fonzie’s jackets from Happy Days left in the world. One is in the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History; one was stolen ...

On his water skis and in his leather jacket he rises. He flies. Forty years later he’s flying still. That was Fonzie’s leap into legend and language when he jumped the shark on “Happy Days ...

When people tuned into Happy Days 51 years ago, they witnessed a dark moment in sitcom history, and now a Fonzie fan theory might finally explain it.

aka “The Fonz” or “Fonzie” from the 1950s-set ABC sitcom Happy Days. Wearing his leather jacket and oftentimes on his motorcycle (even in his apartment), he helped turn the Ron Howard ...

Their sitcom debuted in 1974.Ron Howard says he owes it all to the Fonz.The director says that Henry Winkler, who played ...

His early appearances have little dialogue; he does his talking mostly with looks and gestures, like a leather-jacket mime. But as it became a hit, “Happy Days” turned into a crowd-service ...

“Happy Days” was a nostalgic look back at 1950s ... When Fonzie jumps the shark, looking ridiculous in a bathing suit, leather jacket and yellow life preserver, even his pal Richie seems ...