There were two Fonzies on Milwaukee's RiverWalk today: Actor Henry Winkler and The Bronze Fonz

There were not one, but two Fonzies on Milwaukee's downtown RiverWalk recently.

There's always the Bronze Fonz, the life-size statue that pays tribute to the iconic "Happy Days" character.

But, on Wednesday, there was also Henry Winkler, the actor who portrayed Arthur Fonzarelli in the set-in-Milwaukee sitcom that ran in the ’70s and ‘80s.

Winkler shared a photo on X Wednesday with his bronze doppelganger and wife Stacey Weitzman.

"When in Wonderful Milwaukee …..." he captioned the post. After all, the statue is one of the city's most selfied landmarks.

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Winkler is in town to speak at the Oriental Theatre Wednesday night. The event — co-hosted by Milwaukee Film and Boswell Books — is a stop on the actor's paperback tour for his memoir "Being Henry."

More on The Bronze Fonz

Visit Milwaukee spearheaded an effort that raised $75,000 for the statue, and artist Gerald Sawyer brought it to life.

The statue arrived in 2008 with a lot of fanfare, including a parade, the king of cool himself, other castmates and the stars of “Happy Days” spinoff “Laverne & Shirley.” 

“It is a great honor,” Winkler said in a previous Journal Sentinel interview. “You cannot be blase about that, no matter how much time goes by.”

When the statue disappeared to undergo routine maintenance a couple years back, it caused quite the stir. About 40 people attended a ceremony marking its return.

Where is The Bronze Fonz located?

The Bronze Fonz is located on the east side of the RiverWalk just south of Wells Street.