LOS ANGELES---Henry Winkler---The Fonz himself, in person---preferred to stand up throughout this interview. "I feel more comfortable. I feel constricted (when I am sitting down). I feel that I need my whole body to communicate." So, for about 40 minutes, the man whose "Happy Days" character became such a cultural icon that his Fonzie leather jacket is displayed in the Smithsonian Institution talked about his life and career amid his struggles with dyslexia. On this recent morning in a hotel meeting room in Los Angeles, the actor was dressed in the most colorful combination---brown suede jacket, purple sweater, yellow dress shirt, green pants and m...
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