Henry Winkler Describes Moment In His Career He Thought 'My Life Is Over'
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The Emmy-winner said that his "first thought was, 'I'm going to die now.'"
Henry Winkler has enjoyed a storied career, but even he’s had moments when he thought it was coming to an end.
Winkler told People magazine about one of those moments, which occurred while he was starring on the hit show “Happy Days” with Ron Howard.
Howard called Winkler just a few minutes before he was going to announce that he was leaving the show to pursue a career in directing.
“It’s going to come out in the press in about 10 minutes, but I wanted you to know first, I’m not coming back,” Howard told him at the time.
Winkler said that his “first thought was, ‘I’m going to die now.’”
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