Why did Ron Howard have never ruled the episode of happy days

The Haward’s Rune was five years old when he made his debut in the film that made his debut “Hungarian Revolutionary Drama” Anatoly Lithuania in 1959. A year later, the red Sharp was removed as opp Taylor, son of Meberrra, North Carolina’s Sheriff Andy Taylor’s “show Andy Griffith”, which led to his child’s brother into America. Television viewers watched how to grow out during the 1960s, so they felt like a game in the game of a recent School’s high school graduate “American graffiti George Lucas”. Then he acted with the role of Richie Congeningam in the ABC “Happy Days”, and at that moment he seemed to his family. Everyone wanted the Howard to succeed.

When, however, everyone was honest with themselves, it was difficult to notice that the howard’s acting career lasted much longer than “happy days”. It possessed a limited range and seemed to be unable to shake your Pipsqueak persona. Fortunately, Howard grew up in an acting skill and his eyes are directed. Before he was sent on “Happy Days”, he enrolled in a film school at the University of South California. Really, Howard almost returned to USC At the beginning of the run, “Happy Days” when the series was rethinking with the fight against ratings.

While Howard survived it on Sitkam until his contract ended, he managed to shoot the movie until the show (“Grand Theft Auto” 1977) and did not spend time starting a full -time when he was released From him, when he freed all the obligations of “happy days”. It worked out exceptionally good for him (he won the best director of Oscar in 2002 for “a wonderful world), but you may be surprised to learn that he refused to hone his skills, managing the only episode of” happy days “.

If Howard appeared further Smartless Podcast With Jason Beytman Wille Arnet and Sean Hais, in 2020, he found that his interest in directing was caused by him in the first days in the picture “Show Andy Griffith”. As he said the trio:

“I was able to become a participant of this show and become a participant in this process, which included camera operators. At some point, I realized that the director was the one who had to hang with everyone, I played with everyone. I just intrigued.”

Until the 1970s, Howard was smart enough to understand the difference between the director of the television episode and the helm, say, “The graduate.” He desperately wanted to try his hand at the last, but did not see the path to the masterpiece of Mike Nicols, which stems from the direction of the movement on the television sit. Howard was also respectable The requirements of his compatriots in “Happy Days”, And he didn’t want to rush into a well -oiled machine. Jerry Paris was the main Helmer on the series, and, according to Howard, he knew best of all how to deliver what the audience requires the show every week.

The patience of Howard has paid off, and until he had led the classics at the “graduate” level, at least we have “EDTV”, and that’s not poverty!