‘Clint stood up, gave him a standing ovation. Then everyone else stood up’: Bryce Dallas Howard Is Eternally Grateful to Clint Eastwood for Saving Her Dad From Public Humiliation

Bryce Dallas Howard Is Eternally Grateful to Clint Eastwood for Saving Her Dad From Public Humiliation

Bryce Dallas Howard, the daughter of filmmaker Ron Howard gave heartfelt gratefulness to veteran actor Clint Eastwood. During a rough time, the actor stood up for Ron Howard when no one else did. When Clint Eastwood gave a stand-up ovation to the filmmaker, people followed suit and gave Ron Howard the respect that he deserved.

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Bryce Dallas Howard along with her father Ron Howard.
Bryce Dallas Howard along with her father Ron Howard.

How Clint Eastwood Commanded Respect For Ron Howard

Ron Howard began his career in the 40s but got the recognition for his movies during his later years. In 1988, Ron Howard directed a sci-fi movie titled Willow. The film was not received very well but gained a cult following in the following years.

Clint Eastwood saved Ron Howard during his earlier years.
Clint Eastwood saved Ron Howard during his earlier years.

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According to Bryce Dallas Howard, the veteran actor Clint Eastwood saved her father as he stood up for a standing ovation for the film when no one else did. The people later stood up alongside Clint Eastwood and gave standing ovations to Willow. This event was important for Ron Howard’s career since George Lucas (the creator of Star Wars) had given the project to the budding director.

While talking to DailyMail, the actress recalled the scenario when the people gave his father a standing ovation and she became eternally grateful to Clint Eastwood.

“My dad made a film called Willow when he was a young filmmaker, which screened at the Cannes film festival and people were booing afterwards. It was obviously so painful for him, and Clint, who he didn’t know at that time, stood up and gave him a standing ovation and then everyone else stood up because Clint did.”

The Jurassic World actress also revealed how she wanted Ron Howard to make his films more like Clint Eastwood style and she praised Eastwood for his directing abilities.
“Clint puts himself out there for people. As a director he is very cool, very relaxed, there’s no yelling ‘action’ or ‘cut’. He just says: ‘You know when you’re ready.’ I told my dad he should do that!”
Ron Howard went on to direct great movies like A Beautiful Mind, The DaVinci Code, and, Apollo 13. The director is one of the most reputed people in the current generation and continues to make films better and greater.

How Disney Picked Up Ron Howard’s Failed Movie

Ron Howard made great films in his later years.
Ron Howard made great films in his later years.

Related: ‘That’s basically all they can think of now’: Homophobic Trolls Cry Foul as Disney Makes Willow Series Highlight Queer Romance

In recent news, Disney is all geared up for the release of Willow. The series will pick up Ron Howard’s 1988 movie Willow and will work as a sequel (kind of) to the original. The series is also in news for being the first Disney work to portray a queer relationship on the center stage.

The series will feature a queer relationship between a lady knight and the princess and will be the center stage for the story to unfold. Warwick Davis will reprise his role as Willow Ufgood from the original Ron Howard movie. Many people took unkindly to Willow and slammed Disney for being too much woke. Willow will premiere on 30th November 2022 and will be available to stream on Disney+.

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Visarg Acharya joined FandomWire in 2022 as a Content Writer. Along with a penchant for writing, Visarg claims that words are the only true language made for him. Currently pursuing his B.Sc in Physics, the combination of Physics and Marvel make up for an interesting talk. Visarg Acharya has authored over 500 articles and reads books in his spare time along with an occasional series to accompany him.

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