“Wait a minute, really?” the shocked “Happy Days” alum asked his spouse.
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alum → wait → spouse
“I write down in my book exactly.
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I → write → book
Sometimes I don’t even write down the exact number.”
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I → write → number
The actor, 80, quipped that the only time he rounds up is for charity donations.
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he → quip → donations
Stacey, 78, doubled down and joked that her husband’s “biggest charity is [his] fish size.”
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charity → double → ?
“I have learned something,” the “Barry” star said.
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star → learn → something
“We have just celebrated our 48th wedding anniversary.
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We → celebrate → anniversary
I have just learned something I have never known.”
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I → learn → something
Teasing him, Stacey asked, “That you pad your numbers?”
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you → tease → numbers
Henry replied, “I don’t pad my numbers.
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I → reply → numbers
That my wife believes I pad my numbers.
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I → believe → numbers
I’m shocked.
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I → ’m → ?
I’m hurt.
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I → hurt → ?
He and Stacey got married in May 1978, with the director becoming the stepfather to Stacey’s son Jed Weitzman from her first marriage.
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director → marry → marriage
The pair went on to welcome daughter Zoe and son Max together.
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pair → go → Zoe
Elsewhere during their sitdown, Henry opened up about his unexpected love for the outdoors.
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Henry → open → outdoors
“The first time that I went fly fishing … because I’m so dyslexic and I don’t have good eye-hand coordination, I didn’t know if I could do it,” he recalled.
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he → go → it
While Henry was initially “intimidated” by the activity — and ended up not being “very good at it” — the hobby has become a “revelation.”
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hobby → intimidate → it
Stacey, notably, often joins her husband on his fishing trips.
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Stacey → join → trips
Henry also dished during the episode on decades-old tension with Tom Hanks, dating back to his firing from the 1989 film “Turner & Hooch” 13 days into filming.
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Henry → dish → filming
“I, at that time being insecure, I talked too much and I gave them direction,” he remembered.
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he → talk → direction
“I [did] what I thought was my job, and I wanted to do it over again; and apparently that pissed them off.”
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that → do → them
Conversation
Your voice matters.
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voice → matter → ?
Discussions are moderated for civility.
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Discussions → moderate → civility
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Henry Winkler's wife, Stacey, claimed Wednesday that the dedicated fly fisher has been padding his fish sizes.
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fisher → read → sizes
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“Sometimes you round off,” she said during their joint appearance on "In Depth with Graham Bensinger" Wednesday, leaving her husband shocked.
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she → round → husband
The actor (pictured on a fishing trip in May) insisted her accusation is not true.
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accusation → picture → May
“I write down in my book exactly — sometimes I don’t even write down the exact number,” he told listeners.
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he → write → listeners
However, Stacey kept claiming her husband exaggerates his numbers and that his “biggest charity is [his] fish size.”
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charity → claim → numbers
The longtime couple (pictured with their grandson) often go on fly fishing trips since the "Happy Days" alum picked up the unexpected hobby.
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alum → picture → hobby
"I didn’t know if I could do it and I was intimidated by it,” Henry, who has dyslexia, admitted of the hobby Wednesday.
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who → know → hobby
Henry and Stacey have been married since 1978 and raised three kids together.
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Henry → marry → kids
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