Ron Howard

Ron Howard, known for his versatile directing, only broke his usual style once—on How the Grinch Stole Christmas—using wide, distorting lenses and dynamic camera moves, a technique he never revisited.

Idris Elba shares his candid thoughts on the backlash against The Dark Tower, reflecting on the film’s troubled journey from beloved book series to a widely criticized adaptation.

The Coen brothers took on The Ladykillers remake with doubts from the start, leading to a rare misstep in their celebrated career. Discover why this project never truly clicked for the iconic duo.

Ron Howard opens up about his biggest directorial regret, reflecting on the fallout from Hillbilly Elegy and how its unexpected political ties made him wish he’d never taken on the project.

Jim Carrey almost quit 'The Grinch' after just one day, struggling with the intense make-up process. Discover what pushed him to the brink and how he was convinced to stay.

Ron Howard opens up about his wish to work with Michael Keaton again, reflecting on their past collaborations and the rare regret that still follows him after decades in Hollywood.

John Wayne’s legendary career never earned him an honorary Oscar, but his performance in The Shootist was his last shot at Academy recognition. Discover why this role was so important to him—and why the Academy overlooked it.

Ron Howard once claimed his best directing years would come after 50, but his most acclaimed and successful films arrived much earlier. His recent decade, however, has been widely seen as his weakest era behind the camera.

Don't believe them.