Hey, it's NPR's Book of the Day. I'm Andrew Limbaugh. All right, I'm sorry for making a stupidly obvious point, but get this, actors are not the people that play on screen.

Like I said, it's a ridiculously obvious point, but in my defense, the whole job of an actor is to trick you into forgetting that.

And today, we've got two actors who got

famous showcasing like one particular side of hypermasculinity, but it's meant the back half

complicating that legacy somewhat. In a bit, we'll hear Arnold Schwarzenegger talk about some

of the big failures he's had in his life. But first, Henry Winkler, aka the Fons,

aka probably the reason why I have a black leather motorcycle jacket,

even though I've never been on a motorcycle.

He talked to NPR Scott Detrow about his new memoir, titled Being Henry,

and how he wouldn't have been able to do his role in Barry

if it wasn't for some therapy.

That's after the break.

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