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When Males Matlin ended her violent relations with William Hert, she leaned toward her teacher Henry Winkler for his support.
The Oscar winner talks in detail about his rise in Hollywood in the new documentary “Marley Matlin: Non -one”.
According to the film, Matlin turned to the Star of “Happy Days” after she ended her relationship with actor William Hert. In the documentary, Matlin claimed that her “children of the smaller God” “co -authored” the habit of abuse. “Het died in 2022 at the age of 71.
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Friendship of Marley Matlin and Henry Winkler are presented in the new documentary “Marley Matlin: None of One”. The film was shot at Tribeca. (Lorber Cinema)
A 59-year-old guy who was deaf told Fox News Digital through the translator that the appeal to Winkler during her life was not easy.
“He didn’t make it difficult for me to contact him,” Matlin said. “It was always available. It was like a door open – an open door and my heart. And he knew it.”
Marley Matlin attributes Henry Winkler for being a teacher and friend. (Lorber Cinema)
“He knows what he did for many people,” she shared. “But to have such a close relationship, I was just very, very lucky. I knew that both he and his wife were gold. I didn’t think I had Henry in life I would be here. I don’t think I would do it so far. I don’t think it’s.”
William Hert was co -authored by Marley Matlin in 1986 “Children of Young God”. (Ron Galeli’s collection/Ron Galella via Getty Images)
Hart and Matlin starred in the 1986 film about the novel of the deaf women with the hearing teacher. Matlin was 19 years old when she was rejected opposite Het, 35.
While the relationship was suffered from problems, Metlin was harmful to inspire her to come to the Betty Ford Center after using each cocaine and marijuana she had in their apartment in New York.
However, after the echo, Matlin realized that their relationship would not be the same.
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The Betty Ford Center helped Moly Matlin overcome her addiction. She noted 31 years of sobriety in 2018. (Lorber Cinema)
“I left this house and never returned,” she said in the film.
Winkler urged Matlin sober to visit him and his wife Stacey Witzman In their house in California. There they could “talk”. Matlin accepted his proposal.
The actor, who catapulted the glory as “Fonze” described on the door of Matlin.
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“” “I just dispersed with my boyfriend,” Wininkler recalled, who told him in the film. “” Can I stay with you only on the weekend? “” Of course. “
“Two years later she finally left!” Winkler smiled.
Matlin said Wininkler and his family took her away, as if I was one of them. “
Marley Matlin lived with Henry Winkler and his family for two years. (Noel Vasquez/Filmagic/Getty Images)
Winkler noted that Matlin was not “completely whole at the time”.
“What I said to her, ‘If you know what you want without ambivalence, if you realize what you want, everything else will come into place,” he said in the film.
Matlin not only began to heal, but also found true love. In 1993, she married Kevin Gandalsky, a police officer, at the Winkler House.
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Marley Matlin married Kevin Gandalski in 1993. They share four children. (Barry King/Wireimage/Getty Images)
“You just knew,” Winkler said in a movie about Roman. “This is otherwise. The house is made here.
Winkler first saw on stage 12-year-old Matlin In the Chicago variety. In the documentary, Winkler remembered how Matlin’s mother took him to the side and asked if he could warn his daughter from the acting career, as it would be too difficult for her. Winkler replied, “You’re wrong guy.”
Marley Matlin and Henry Winkler attend the ceremony, honoring her star in Hollywood Glory On May 6, 2009 in Hollywood, California. (Noel Vasquez/Filmagic/Getty Images)
Winkler became a friend and teacher of the then actress. Their friendship lasted for decades.
Henry Winkler, who saw Half Matlin, always urged the actress to fulfill his dreams. (Christian Dauling/Getti Image)
“I think everyone who has such a teacher would understand and appreciate how important it is for me,” Matlin explained for Fox News Digital.
“He provided me a place to feel safe,” she said. “I could always depend on what he was a man who believed in me, honestly believed, and helped create his own confidence and trust that he allowed me to be open and see the world more clearly. I was so lucky … that I was one of the people he really cares about what he really cares about the world.”
In her documentary, Marley Matlin reflected on her life in the main language of the American language. (Lorber Cinema)
“He was probably sometimes one of the most famous people in the world,” Matlin changed. “He was better known than the president, in my opinion, and one of the most beloved people in the world. So who, when -thought, he would take the time and pay attention to someone as I, a little girl I was when he met me, a little girl when he didn’t even know the American language?”
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Marley Matlin and Henry Winkler are posing at the ceremony, which honored her star in Hollywood oil. (Frank Trapeer/Corbis via Getty Images)
“He knew nothing about being deaf, a deaf culture,” Metlin continued. “But you know what? It doesn’t matter to him. He admitted, of course, I reported. He did not ignore the fact that I was deaf, but at the same time he treated me with love and respect, as well.
The 79 -year -old Winkler said in a statement aimed at Fox News Digital: “When we first saw her at the age of 12, it was obviously how powerful and talented. It will always be part of our lives.”
Henry Winkler as “Fonz” on “Happy Days”. (Collect Silver Screens/Images Getty)
Matlin is the youngest and first Winner Academy Academy Healt Best. Her memory “I shout later” was published in 2009. In it, the actress stated that she was mocked as a child and allegedly abuse of harm during their relationship.
Memoirs of Moly Matlin “I Shout Later”, was published decades before the #metoo movement. (Lorber Cinema)
“I didn’t know you could seek help,” said Matlin Fox News Digital. “I didn’t know that, screaming for help, I did not know what I could go out and seek help, unlike what happened … Hoping that someone would come. But no one did when I shouted. Nobody did … I didn’t want to stop at it, but here’s what happened.”
William Het Hert as a newspaper in the 1987 film “Broadcasting News”. The actor died in 2022 at the age of 71. (Amercent Films/Getty Images)
After publishing a book Hert issued a statement Access This said: “My own memory is that we both apologized and both did a lot to heal our lives. Of course I did, and sorry for any pain I caused. And I know we both grew up. I want gauze and her family but good.”
The director of the documentary, Shoshane Stern, also deaf, told Fox News Digital through the translator that she admired Matlin’s bravery in the conversation before the #metoo movement.
“Gray Matlin: Not One”, directed by Shoshan Stern, left, who is also deaf. (Lorber Cinema)
“Everyone had so much doubt,” Stern said. “And then ask the gauze, ‘Why didn’t you leave? “” Why did you stay in this regard? “I just felt that they just rethink her … the questions they asked, worse, asking,” Did you think these events happened to you because you were deaf? “And gauze continues to say,” I didn’t know.
Marley Matlin erupts a rigid look in the black and silver rhinos on the 93rd annual Academy award at the Union on April 25, 2021 in the Los -Andeles. (Chris Pizzelo-Pool/Getty Images)
“She did not know that abuse at the time was an abuse,” Stern said. “And here’s what happens to so many deaf people in the world.”
The work continues for Matlin as well as telling your story.
Marley Matlin is considered here as a child today. (Lorber Cinema)
“I was determined to prove (my critics are wrong),” said Matlin Digital Fox News Digital about finding a Hollywood career. “It just made me roll up my sleeves, even more to prove to them that I am a deaf woman who likes to act as much as yet … I didn’t enter this business. It was a dream. So why couldn’t I make another movie?”
“But if that happened today, I would have made a lot then,” Matlin mused. “I didn’t know how to speak out against those who … wanted to put me in a negative light … As a result, I had to grow up so quickly.
Marley Matlin won Oscar for the best actress in 1987. (Ron Galeli’s collection/Ron Galella via Getty Images)
“I was 19 years old when I entered (” Children of the Little God “), I was 20 years old while making the film, and I had a much older guy. It was my first movie and I tried with sober and everything went right away. And they were more interested in pulling me down than the rest of the things I survived.”
Premiere of “Males Matlin: Not One”, premiere on June 20.
