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Ron Howard Shines in 'The Studio' as Fictionalized Version of Himself

The third episode of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's Apple TV+ comedy earns critical acclaim for its sharp Hollywood satire and Howard's standout performance.

Overview

  • Ron Howard guest stars in the third episode of Apple TV+'s 'The Studio,' portraying a heightened version of himself in a Hollywood satire.
  • The episode explores the challenges of giving critical feedback to high-profile directors, focusing on Seth Rogen's character, Matt Remick, navigating an awkward confrontation with Howard.
  • Howard's fictional film, 'Alphabet City,' features a controversial ending inspired by personal loss, which becomes a central conflict in the episode.
  • The creators of 'The Studio' intentionally cast Howard to subvert his reputation as Hollywood's 'nice guy,' with Howard contributing ideas for self-parody.
  • Critics have praised the episode for its humor, emotional depth, and Howard's nuanced performance, cementing the show's reputation as a sharp industry critique.

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