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Henry Winkler raves about Travis Kelce's Grotesquerie performance. The 78-year-old actor has praised the American football star for his role in Ryan Murphy's new horror series. During an appearance on The Spotlight with Jessica Shaw podcast, Winkler explained that his son Max Winkler recently directed Kelce, 35, in Grotesquerie, the sports star's first scripted role. ”I got an autographed picture and I made him a video of, I said, 'Max, I want to tell him how great he is.' Cause you really think he's just a football player”. “He’s really good. He's a natural and he talked to me about it on his podcast with his brother.” The actor also revealed he recently attended a Kansas City Chiefs football game where Kelce paid tribute to his iconic Happy Days character, Arthur 'Fonzie' Fonzarelli. Winkler shared, "Travis came on the field wearing a Fonzie t-shirt.” Grotesquerie premiered on 25 September.
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