Famous actor Henry Winkler gave an inspiring graduation speech to students at Georgetown University’s College of Arts & Sciences. Speaking from the heart, Winkler shared his own challenges from his school days, including his lifelong struggle with dyslexia. He told the audience how he once nearly failed geometry, but managed to pass with a D-minus in 1963.
Winkler used his story to encourage the graduating class to keep going even when things seem tough. “Everything is possible,” he said, reminding them that success doesn’t always follow a straight path. His honest and humorous speech earned loud applause and inspired many who face their own challenges in education and life.
Henry Winkler Returning to Television
Just a few days after his Georgetown appearance, it was announced that Henry Winkler will return to television in a new project with The History Channel. The announcement was made on May 20, 2025, but the show’s title and full details have not yet been revealed. Fans are excited to see Winkler back on screen, especially after his recent acclaimed roles in series like Barry.
Winkler Takes on Gritty New Film Role
Henry Winkler will also appear in an upcoming crime thriller called Normal, directed by Ben Wheatley. The film features a strong cast, including Bob Odenkirk and Lena Headey. Winkler will play the role of a small-town mayor caught in the middle of a criminal underworld. The movie is in post-production, and while no official release date has been shared, it’s already generating buzz.
A Look at Winkler’s Personal Life
Recently, fans got a rare glimpse into Winkler's personal life during a podcast episode hosted by his wife Stacey and daughter Zoe. His daughter-in-law, actress Jessica Barden, shared a heartwarming story about the first time she met him. Winkler welcomed her by performing a magic trick—something he often does to make new people feel comfortable. It was a small but memorable gesture that shows his kind nature.
‘Happy Days’ Stars Reunite After 50 Years
In April 2025, Henry Winkler got together with his old Happy Days co-stars—Ron Howard, Don Most, and Anson Williams—at Steel City Con, a fan convention held in Pittsburgh.This marked their first group appearance in 50 years. They shared stories from the show, reflected on their time together, and paid tribute to late co-stars like Tom Bosley and Erin Moran. The reunion brought nostalgia to longtime fans and reminded everyone why the show remains a classic.
