Ron Howard and Henry Winkler found Anson Williams and Don most after 5 decades of broadcasting Happy days.
Saturday April 5, the ABC Hit Sitcom The actors made their first public appearance in 50 years, during a round table at Steel City Con in Pittsburgh.
During the discussion, the group remembered their time in the popular show and shared soft moments together.
Winkler, 79, confessed in a clip published on the official Instagram page of the event, that “this is the first time that we have appeared in this way in 50 years” “
In response, Howard, 71, joked: “It looks like 50 minutes.”
The actor who became director continued saying: “This is the case. We have so much fun, and it is somehow our excellent excuse to come together, then thank you.”
“It was just a big show,” added Howard just before the start of a question and answer session. “Everyone was so warm and wonderful – all your energy.”
For those who were reversed, the sitcom took place for 11 seasons on ABC from 1974 to 1984.
About Screen,, Happy days Explores “The life of the Cunningham family and their friends in Milwaukee. With Ron Howard as Richie Cunningham and Henry Winkler as an arthur ‘Fonzie’ Fonzarelli, the program captures the essence of American life in the middle of the 20th century.
