Henry Winkler revealed that he was doing “what [he] thought was [his] job” when he was infamously fired from the Tom Hanks vehicle “Turner & Hooch.”
Winkler had been hired to direct the 1989 comedy by studio exec Jeffrey Katzenberg, he said in a new interview on “In Depth With Graham Bensinger.”
“I now meet the puppies, and I meet with Tom [Hanks]” Winkler said of the dog- and cop-themed movie.
“I, at that time being insecure, I talked too much and I gave them direction,” Winkler added. “I [did] what I thought was my job, and I wanted to do it over again; and apparently that pissed them off.”
While the “Barry” star, now 80, confessed to feeling…
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