| − | '''Henry Winkler''' is an [[America]]n [[actor]] best known for his portrayal of Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli in the 1974-1983 television series ''Happy Days''. | + | '''Henry Winkler''' (born 1945) is an [[America]]n [[actor]] best known for his portrayal of Principal Himbry in the 1996 Wes Craven film ''[[Scream]]''.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001857/ Henry Winkler at IMDB.]</ref> The thesis of the ''Scream'' trilogy, which starred [[Neve Campbell]] as a college-age girl (and attractive, in a [[Jamie Lee Curtis]] sort of way) being stalked by a series of homicidal psychopaths, was that the stylized [[violence]] depicted in [[Hollywood values|Hollywood]] films and [[video game]]s was responsible for much of the real-life violence that we see in the world today.<ref>[http://www.steveharwood.com/punch/henryWinkler.jpg Henry Winkler discusses violence in an interview with Steve Harwood.]</ref> However, this thesis was somewhat undercut by a scene in the first movie in which the killers (played by [[Skeet Ulrich]] and [[Matthew Lillard]]) discuss their motives, saying: "It's the millennium. [[Motive]]s are outdated." |