Ron Howard

The Oscar-winning actor reveals which legendary filmmaker he's always admired but will likely never collaborate with, despite decades of Hollywood success and countless opportunities.

From breakout hits to critical disasters, we examine the action star's surprising romantic filmography that defined his early career before Mission: Impossible took over.

Lars Von Trier shocked Bryce Dallas Howard on set by insulting her father's work and throwing water at her face to provoke an emotional reaction.

The Academy Award-winning director abandoned his signature approach for just one film in his five-decade career, using radical camera techniques he never repeated again.

The acclaimed director opens up about his most regrettable project and reveals why he wishes he had seen the warning signs before cameras started rolling.

Even Hollywood's most celebrated filmmakers can stumble when they take on projects they don't believe in. The Coen brothers learned this lesson the hard way with their most criticized film.

The comedy legend was ready to return his massive paycheck after enduring just one day in the elaborate costume and prosthetics that transformed him into the beloved Christmas character.

John Wayne's trophy case included a Best Actor Oscar, but one of Hollywood's biggest legends was surprisingly overlooked for a different honor. As his career came to a close, there was one final role he believed deserved recognition, a hope that was never fulfilled.

Filmmaker Ron Howard once boldly declared when he would create his greatest films. He set a specific timeframe for his directorial zenith, but a look back at his filmography reveals a surprising truth about when his golden era actually occurred. Did his best work come when he expected?