Henry Winkler fans were dying to meet him at an autograph signing at a car show — but one superfan literally took it to grave levels of adoration … showing up with a coffin. Yep, this fan queued up with a casket at the Marysville Hot Wheels…
Henry Winkler fans were dying to meet him at an autograph signing at a car show — but one superfan literally took it to grave levels of adoration … showing up with a coffin. Yep, this fan queued up with a casket at the Marysville Hot Wheels…
Henry Winkler fans were dying to meet him at an autograph signing at a car show — but one superfan literally took it to grave levels of adoration … showing up with a coffin.
Yep, this fan queued up with a casket at the Marysville Hot Wheels Weekend event in Michigan on Saturday — and 79-year-old Winkler went along for the ride, laughing as he signed it with a cheeky “Rest in Peace.”
Thank God Winkler’s a good sport — because that coffin really risked killing the vibe!
It’s unclear if the fan was hinting at Winkler’s twilight years, his own, or just proving he’s a ride-or-die Henry fan — till the very end.
Still, this wasn’t a moment for doom and gloom — it was pure celebration, with crowds flocking just to see the “Happy Days” legend in person.
Clearly, it wasn’t just the casket fan — these fans are still digging Henry, decades deep in showbiz!