‘Rebuilding Paradise’: Ron Howard Jumped Into a Documentary Without Knowing Where the Story Was
“Many people did want the catharsis of talking about it,” director Ron Howard said.
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‘Rebuilding Paradise’ Review: Ron Howard’s Wildfire Doc Looks for Hope in the Ashes
Ron Howard tries to split the difference between Werner Herzog and Frederick Wiseman in a broad yet sobering doc about the 2018 Camp Fire.
Stream of the Day: Ron Howard’s ‘The Paper’ Is a Vivid Reminder of the Power of the Press
The day-in-the-life dramedy is packed with big stars, snappy stories, and the kind of timely elements that make it feel fresher than ever.
Attention, Screenwriters: Here’s a Chance to Get Your Script Made Into a Netflix Film
Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine Impact is seeking submissions for feature ideas that could be made into a Netflix film.
Ron Howard and Brian Grazer Want to Democratize Hollywood Filmmaking With Imagine Impact
Hollywood is “a medieval system that makes it hard for people all around the world to enter,” Grazer said. This screenwriting bootcamp helps scribes “jump a few rungs based on merit.”
Netflix Exec Claims Platform Pays Filmmakers More Fairly Than Studios Do
What Netflix said at the recent Produced By New York conference says a lot about the company’s relationship with filmmakers.
At TIFF, Ron Howard and Brian Grazer Say Some Movies Don’t Need Wide Release and That’s OK
Small movies at the festival move toward theatrical release while star-driven titles like “Marriage Story” embrace streaming.
‘Solo’ One Year Later: Ron Howard on Internet Trolls, Bad Release Date, and Lord & Miller Feedback
“I feel very good about the way it turned out,” Howard says just over a year after the film bombed at the box office.
‘Pavarotti’ Review: Ron Howard Doc About History’s Greatest Tenor Needs a Stronger Voice
A warm but distant documentary about the most lucrative tenor who’s ever lived.
‘Solo’: Phil Lord & Chris Miller Came Up With These Three Scenes Featured in Ron Howard’s Theatrical Cut
The directing duo may have been fired from “Solo” over creative differences, but their voice is still found in several parts of the finished film.
Ron Howard: ‘I Feel Badly’ About ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Underperforming at the Box Office
It’s at risk of becoming the first “Star Wars” movie to lose money.
‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’: How Ron Howard’s VFX Team Realized the Infamous Kessel Run
Director Howard had Industrial Light & Magic add a space monster to increase the danger in dramatizing Solo’s infamous run in less than 12 parsecs.
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