Clint Howard: Last News

Emily Longeretta SPOILER ALERT: This piece contains spoilers for “Destroyer of Worlds,” Episode 7 of “Pam & Tommy,” now streaming on Hulu.While “Pam and Tommy” has given quite an intense peek into the life of Pamela Anderson, there isn’t a closer examination at her career ups and downs than Episode 7, the second one directed by Lake Bell.First, there’s the promotion of her 1996 movie, “Barb Wire,” during which Anderson (portrayed by Lily James) was interrogated by the press about her sex tape with Tommy Lee, instead of her acting. The Hulu series allowed the recreation of the film — which meant they brought in some of the original stars, including Clint Howard.“That was the stuff of dreams,” Bell says.

journalist Graham Bensinger whether there was any truth to the 69-year-old “Happy Days” alum crossing over to the adult film industry, Ron laughed but admitted, “Well, it’s true that it went through my mind.“It endured as a serious idea for probably two and a half to three seconds,” the former child star declared.Specifically, in the 1970s, Howard entertained directing a cheekily-titled skin flick, “Opie Gets Laid” — not to be confused with a same-titled 2005 rom-com — in which the main character’s first name would mirror the one from Ron’s more innocent days on the 1960s sitcom “The Andy Griffith Show.”“Yeah, ‘Opie Gets Laid’ would have probably made Ron a million dollars and he could have gone off and made a movie, but I’m glad he steered away from that because I don’t think anyone really wanted to see Opie get laid,” his brother, actor Clint Howard, 63, separately told Bensinger, covering his eyes. Ron’s daughter, “Jurassic World” star Bryce Dallas Howard, 42, also admitted that she’s relieved her father decided against partaking in porn.

Ron Howard found fame in front of the camera at an early age, portraying Opie Taylor on "The Andy Griffith Show" before starring on "Happy Days." But during an interview with Graham Bensinger, Howard admitted his rise to the top as one of the world's most coveted directors wasn't an easy climb. As he worked on "Happy Days," Howard said he was losing patience not being able to fulfill his true dreams of becoming a filmmaker.  A rumor was put to rest that Ron's first vision was creating a wild new version of an old character.

Kate and Oliver Hudson left fans thrilled when they announced a good bit of news on Thursday that concerned their podcast, Sibling Revelry.MORE: Kate Hudson reveals parenting struggle – fans reach outOliver took to his Instagram to share that their joint venture was officially back for another season, sharing a snippet from their latest episode with Ron and Clint Howard.WATCH: Oliver Hudson records hilarious congratulatory message for sister Kate Hudson from his bathroom"The moment you've all been waiting for!!! @siblingrevelry is BACK!! Ron and Clint Howard blessed us with their presence! What a duo.. CHECK IT OUT and get back to me," he captioned his post.Fans were very excited to see the return of the podcast, with one writing: "Yay!!!! I've been waiting!!! So excited," and another said: "So happy to see you guys back, what took you so long."MORE: Goldie Hawn's son Oliver Hudson delivers 'sad' news about his living situationA third added: "Yahoo!!! I am so looking forward to listening to this," with one also commenting: "Thanks so much, I enjoy your show Oliver and Kate.

Ron Howard knows exactly who he wants to see tackle his role of Richie Cunningham in a "Happy Days" revival. The filmmaker and actor sat down with his brother, fellow performer Clint Howard, and opened up about the constant questions he often hears from fans who remain excited at the prospect of seeing the show come back.

Ron Howard is always looking toward the future. The filmmaker and former star even has an idea for who'd be perfect to take over his role in a possible reboot.Recently, the acclaimed director sat down with his brother, actor Clint Howard, and the celeb siblings interviewed one another, exclusively for ET.During their chat, Clint brought up the frequently asked question of a potential revisit, and Ron made a surprising suggestion for who he felt could do a great job playing Richie Cunningham.«There’s this kid, his career is really taking off so who knows, but let’s just say I think Jack Dylan Grazer would be great,» Ron said.