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| ⚫ | '''Ron Howard''' (b. 1954) is an [[Academy Award]]-winning motion picture director and former child/youth actor. Transitioning from such roles as the lisping brother in ''The Music Man'' and Opie on ''The Andy Griffith Show'' (co-starring [[Don Knotts]]), Howard starred as Richie Cunningham on the television series ''Happy Days |
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| ⚫ | '''Ron Howard''' (b. 1954) is an [[Academy Award]]-winning motion picture director and former child/youth actor. Transitioning from such roles as the lisping brother in ''[[The Music Man]]'' and Opie on ''The Andy Griffith Show'' (co-starring [[Don Knotts]]), Howard starred as Richie Cunningham on the television series ''[[Happy Days]]''. |
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| ⚫ | In recent years, in addition to directing such acclaimed films as ''A Beautiful Mind'' and ''Cinderella Man'', Howard has guest starred as himself on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and provided tongue-in-cheek narration on the sitcom ''Arrested Development'' (starring [[Jason Bateman]], [[Jeffrey Tambor]], and [[Jessica Walter]]), which he executive produced. |
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| + | He appeared in character as Richie, opposite [[Henry Winkler]] (as the Fonz), in [[Happy Days sketches|sketches on ''Sesame Street'']]. |
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| ⚫ | In recent years, in addition to directing such acclaimed films as ''[[A Beautiful Mind]]'' and ''Cinderella Man'', Howard has guest starred as himself on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and provided tongue-in-cheek narration on the sitcom ''[[Arrested Development (series)|Arrested Development]]'' (starring [[Jason Bateman]], [[Jeffrey Tambor]], and [[Jessica Walter]]), which he executive produced. |
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| + | He is one of [[TV Land]]'s ''[[50 Greatest TV Icons]]'', has his prints and signature at [[Grauman's Chinese Theatre]], a star on [[The Hollywood Walk of Fame]], and was even a contestant on ''[[The Dating Game]]''. |
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Revision as of 19:23, 23 August 2015
Howard brushes his teeth on Sesame Street.
Ron Howard (b. 1954) is an Academy Award-winning motion picture director and former child/youth actor. Transitioning from such roles as the lisping brother in The Music Man and Opie on The Andy Griffith Show (co-starring Don Knotts), Howard starred as Richie Cunningham on the television series Happy Days.
He appeared in character as Richie, opposite Henry Winkler (as the Fonz), in sketches on Sesame Street.
In recent years, in addition to directing such acclaimed films as A Beautiful Mind and Cinderella Man, Howard has guest starred as himself on The Simpsons and provided tongue-in-cheek narration on the sitcom Arrested Development (starring Jason Bateman, Jeffrey Tambor, and Jessica Walter), which he executive produced.
His production company (Imagine Entertainment) produced several Frank Oz films (such as HouseSitter and Bowfinger).
He is one of TV Land's 50 Greatest TV Icons, has his prints and signature at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, a star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame, and was even a contestant on The Dating Game.