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scaryspears · 3 months

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Twilight Fancasts of Main Cast + Opinions

This is mostly based on my last Twilight fancast post I made, which was just Bella, Edward and Jacob. I've decided to think of more actors to add in the mix, might have to make separate posts for all the characters, though.

Bailey Bass as Bella Swan

Jun Shison as Edward Cullen

1. If bro can play a kitsune in a human's body I'm pretty sure he can pull off Edward. We just need to know if Jun Shison speaks English.

2. Also, Edward needs to be an evil dick just because of vampire reasons. He needs to be mysterious and in a good way, not the way the movies portrayed him awkwardly.

Dakota Beavers as Jacob Black

Don't make him cut his hair, and he needs to be Native American.

Also, get rid of the whole imprinting thing if they're just going to make it gross.

Julia Rehwald as Alice Cullen

I read short hair and small frame, and I thought of her.

Evan Rachel Wood as Rosalie Hale

I found out she was around 16 when playing Tracy from Thirteen, which might make this fancast iffy since I'm using her teenage self for the gif, considering the other actors I fancasted are 18+. But I remember watching the film and thinking that she looked like she would make a great Rosalie, which is ironic since Nikki Reed also starred in Thirteen. I know she's quite old, but I think we should find a look-a-like that looks like her younger self.

Tanner Buchanan as Jasper Hale

1. I was trying to find handsome but creepy blond actors. Wasn't really able to find any, so bare with this. I think Tanner could manage being mysterious and creepy.

Chosen Jacobs as Emmett Cullen

1. I remember reading some human version fanfics of the main characters, and in some of them Emmett would be Bella's older - and sometimes twin - brother. With that in mind, if Bella's black/mixed, then Emmett is too because why not?

Antony Star as Carlisle Cullen

1. I think Carlisle's human body should be older, and thus also be played by an older actor. I know Antony Star doesn't have those same vibes that Carlisle does, but he does give off a stern exterior when playing Homelander in some scenes, and I wanna see that is Carlisle.

Emmy Rossum as Esme Cullen

1. I don't know what to think of Esme other than the fact that I know that she's taller than Bella and randomly gave some info that she lost her baby very soon. I figured she was older when she was turned, just like I envisioned for Carlisle, but somewhat looks very young (I mean, a person is still young even if they're in their thirties).

Wood Harris as Charlie Swan

1. I'm looking for old head vibes. Man from the old hip hop vibes. "Guy that listens to Tupac regularly" vibes.

2. Also, let Charlie be a temporary supernatural hunter that protects Forks.

Zahn McClarnon as Billy Black

Chace Crawford as James

James is described to be very plain looking, despite the fact that he had the vampirism that was supposed to make him look more appealing, so I was thinking about The Deep whilst reading the book.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Laurent

I think Edi Gathegi really stood out as Laurent, more dark skinned villains please.

2. Since Laurent is hinted to come from thanks to his accent I decided to pick an actor that is from New Orleans. I don't know why, I just decided to. Maybe I memorised some kind of misinformation about there being French speakers, I don't know.

3. If they really do make a Twilight remake and they toss Laurent to the side I'm actually gonna be so mad, because Laurent's appearance was promising, and then they chose James' boring arse.

Sophie Skelton as Victoria

I loved Rachelle Lefevre's performance as Victoria, so I want that same vibe of "seemingly innocent but clearly has a hidden agenda/motive". I know it's been a while since she's been in any films (from what I know), but I think she can pull it off. Since Laurent is hinted to be French I think it would be great that they let her be British when playing Victoria. (There's no they, but play along.)

#twilight fancasts #native americans #native american jacob #Asian Edward #Edward is partially Japanese if not half #Black Bella Swan #Biracial Bella Swan #Black Charlie Swan #Black Emmett Cullen #Victoria twilight #James twilight #Laurent twilight

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crossroadshoosiers · 1 year

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The Red Skeleton Museum of American Comedy, Vincennes, Indiana.

Red Skelton's most famous character, Freddie the Freeloader, is a happy hobo clown. Unlike Emmett Kelly's Weary Willy tramp clown, Freddie the Freeloader had a perpetually upbeat personality.

RED SKELTON 1913-1997

#indiana #museum #comedy #clowns

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socialistbabe333 · 1 year

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Huey said it best "every nigga locked up is not Nelson Mandela". The same foolishness that certain black characters showed in that episode is the same lack of awareness and cognitive disaonce I see now and have seen the last 2 years. Got bitches on Twitter comparing tory lanz to the late Emmett till like wtf.

Like I need the black community to have more discernment for the black men thy want to be this embarrassing for. R Kelly, Chris brown, Bill Cosby, Diddy, mf 50 cent, boosie, Trey songz, akon, all these niggas. When someone defends abuse or DV I promise the Skeltons in their own closet are just as bad. If you notice, most of these yuck mouths run to defend each other every time a sexual assault allegations, being a shityy parent or partner or DV OR just violence in itself. And then Gere comes the rest of the podcast niggas and drama channels with misleading information and obvious mysgnoir. It's pathetic.

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unauthorizedrhapsody · 2 years

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A collection of how all the Johnson boys looked as children and teens, courtesy of their actors childhood photos.

A post for @bisexualmultifandommess who has been missing some TAJ content for the whole of the characters. Hope this makes you feel better, and you can expect a follow up with the other non-Johnson Characters as well, I have a frigging collection of seldom seen photos. (Including Eva and Collin in this due to the marital relationship with the family)

Olaf Johnson

Mike Johnson and his dog

Anders Johnson (The one in the denim jacket)

Ty Johnson in his aviators that are definitely not Olaf’s ;)

Axl Johnson looking much like his grandpa did at his age

Eva ‘Bjorn’ Johnson (The one in the middle)

Colin Gundersen with a strange toy that even Shane cannot explain

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fandom-ela · 3 years

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Thanks Emmett

#Emmett Skelton

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papermoonloveslucy · 6 years

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LUCY & HENRY FONDA ~ Part Two

1975-1979

[For Part One - Please Click Here!]

“The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Lucille Ball” (February 7, 1975)

Director: Greg Garrison Writers: Harry Crane, George Bloom, Tom Tenowich, Milt Rosen, Don Hinkley, Peter Gallay, Stan Burns, and Mike Marmer

Starring: Lucille Ball, Henry Fonda, Dean Martin, Ginger Rogers, Gale Gordon, Vivian Vance, Bob Hope, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Gary Morton, Don Rickles, Rich Little, Foster Brooks, Nipsey Russell, Phyllis Diller, Dick Martin, Dan Rowan, Ruth Buzzi

TRIVIA

Lucille Ball is visible excited to hear that Fonda is roasting her. He tells the story of how he and Lucy dated when she first arrived in Hollywood. Public speaking and comedy where not Fonda's forte, but he delivers the material sincerely.

“The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast: Jimmy Stewart” (May 10, 1978)

Producers: Greg Garrison, Lee Hale Director: Greg Garrison Writers: Harry Crane, Stan Burns, David Axelrod, Jay Burton, Robert L. Mills, Mel Chase, Arthur Phillips, Martin Ragaway, Sol Weinstein, Howard Albrecht, Jack Shea, Larry Markes

Starring: Lucille Ball, Henry Fonda, Dean Martin, James Stewart, June Allyson, Greer Garson, Red Buttons, Barry Goldwater, LaWanda Page, Eddie Albert, Foster Brooks, George Burns, Tony Randall, Don Rickles, Janet Leigh, Rich Little, Milton Berle, Jesse White, Orson Welles, Mickey Rooney, Ruth Buzzi

TRIVIA

Henry Fonda talks about the films they did together. Fonda introduces and narrates film clips of Stewart's career. Henry Fonda and Stewart first worked together on the film On Our Merry Way (1948). They also collaborated on How The West Was Won (1962), Firecreek (1968), and The Cheyenne Social Club (1970). The were frequently seen on TV awards shows and tributes.

Lucille Ball and Jimmy Stewart never appeared together in a dramatic context. They often were guests on the same awards shows, tributes, and talk shows. The first was “Hedda Hopper's Hollywood” (1960) and the last was Lucille Ball's final public appearance on “The 61st Annual Academy Awards” (1989).

Fonda, Ball, and Stewart, were all neighbors in Beverly Hills. Lucy talks about his vegetable garden, a subject she has mentioned on other programs. Lucy jokes about what a respectful neighbor he is. She also ribs Stewart about his somewhat prudish reputation.

Lucy: “Next to Jimmy Stewart, Fred MacMurray is electrifying!”

“AFI Life Achievement Award: Henry Fonda” (March 15, 1978)

Producers: Eric Lieber, George Stevens Jr. Director: Marty Pasetta Writer: Hal Kanter

Starring: Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball, Jane Alexander, Richard Burton, Bette Davis, Kirk Douglas, Jane Fonda, Peter Fonda, James Garner, Lillian Gish, Charlton Heston, Ron Howard, Jack Lemmon, Fred MacMurray, Marsha Mason, Dorothy McGuire, Lloyd Nolan, Gregory Peck, Barbara Stanwyck, James Stewart, Richard Widmark, Billy Dee Williams

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The American Film Institue (AFI) is an organization that educates filmmakers and honors the heritage of the motion picture arts in the United States. It was founded in 1965 by a mandate from President Lyndon Johnson. Their annual life achievement award began in 1973 and was awarded to John Ford. The ceremony that honored Henry Fonda was the first and only one not to have a host / presenter.

Henry Fonda: “I dated Lucy once. I guess you could say I didn't really plight my troth. I cry myself asleep a lot because if I had plighted by troth properly, they might've changed the name of that studio to Henrylu.”

Lucy's daughter, Lucie Arnaz, and her husband, Gary Morton, sit next to her in the audience.

Film clips from two out of three film collaborations with Lucille Ball, The Big Street (1943) and Yours, Mine and Ours (1960), are included.

“General Electric's All-Star Anniversary” (September 29, 1978)

Director: Dick McDonough Writers: Monty Aidem, Jeffrey Barron, Bob Howard, Paul Keyes

Cast: John Wayne (Host), Lucille Ball, Henry Fonda, Albert Brooks, Alex Haley, Pat Hingle (as Thomas Edison), Bob Hope, Cheryl Ladd, Michael Landon, Penny Marshall, Denise McKenna, Donny Osmond, Marie Osmond, Charlie Pride, John Ritter, Red Skelton (as Old Man Watching a Parade), Suzanne Somers, Jimmy Stewart (as Mark Twain), Elizabeth Taylor, Leslie Uggams, Jimmie Walker, James Whitmore (as Will Rogers), Cindy Williams, Henry Winkler, Sha-Na-Na

Synopsis: John Wayne hosts this 90-minute ABC variety show. He gives a capsulized running history of the past 100 years between musical numbers, vignettes, and vintage film clips. Leslie Uggams and the group Sha-Na-Na perform musical numbers and Albert Brooks does a routine about holding auditions to find a new national anthem.

TRIVIA

Although video of this special is scarce, photographs show Lucille Ball interacting with host John Wayne and performing a fast-paced dance number. There are no photos or other records of Henry Fonda's role in the celebration.

John Wayne also hosted a similar patriotic variety show, “Swing Out, Sweet Land,” in 1971. Lucille Ball did a serious monologue as the internal voice of the Statue of Liberty. Bob Hope and Leslie Uggams were also involved in both shows. Mark Twain was a character in both.

This special was ostensibly to mark the General Electric Corporation's (GE) 100th Anniversary, which came as a surprise to many as it had just celebrated its 75th Anniversary in 1970! Although the company was formed in 1895 by the merger of several smaller companies, GE eventually decided that its Anniversary should be marked by the day Thomas Edison himself formed the company in 1878. This change was primarily for advertising purposes – and this special was one of those marketing strategies.

From 1953 to 1962, GE sponsored the anthology series “General Electric Theatre” which, like “I Love Lucy,” was aired on CBS. It was hosted by future US President Ronald Reagan. Henry Fonda played clown Emmett Kelly in “The Clown” aired on March 27, 1955.

In 1952, Lucille Ball was featured in a print ad campaign to promote GE Ultra-Vision television sets.

“America Alive!” (November 9, 1978)

“America Alive!” was a short-lived hour-long NBC daytime show which featured consumer tips, relationship advice, entertainment news and reviews, and comedy, from its home studio in New York City as well as remotes from Los Angeles.

Cast: Jack Linkletter (Host), Lucille Ball and Gary Morton (Co-Hosts), Henry Fonda (Guest)

TRIVIA

While Lucy and Gary were in a California studio, Lucy was supposed to interview Henry Fonda, who was in their studio in New York. The following day, host Jack Linkletter infers that it wasn't strictly an interview. Linkletter doesn't specify what happened and there are no video records of the interview.

The following day, Lucy spent the entire hour taking questions from an audience of students at UCLA.

“The 36th Annual Golden Globe Awards” (January 27, 1979)

Lucille Ball was the recipient of the Cecil B. DeMille Award. Henry Fonda was in attendance to support his daughter, Jane Fonda, who won for Coming Home and received the Henrietta Award for World Film Favorite. Fonda was also a presenter.

SPEAKING OF HENRY....

In 1971's “Lucy & Carol Burnett: The Hollywood Unemployment Follies” (HL S3;E22) the ensemble sings “Hooray for Hollywood” with specially-written lyrics that mention Henry Fonda and his children Jane and Peter.

In 1973's “Lucy and Joan Rivers Do Jury Duty” (HL S6;E9), Lucy and Joan are on a deadlocked jury they compare to the film Twelve Angry Men (1957) starring Henry Fonda as the holdout juror.

“Lucy Moves to NBC” (February 8, 1980) kicks off with a tour bus driving through Beverly Hills and the tour guide's voice announcing the homes they are driving past, including the Henry Fonda’s. When the bus reaches Lucille Ball's Roxbury Drive mansion, Lucy gets out of the bus – having hitched a ride from after her downtown shopping trip. In real life, the Arnaz family actually did live in the same neighborhood as Henry and Shirlee Fonda as well as James and Gloria Stewart and Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone.

Henry Fonda died in 1982.

Shirlee Fonda: "She [Lucy] was always calling or coming over to see him when he was ill. And after he died, she was one of the ones who always included me in social gathering. When I gave that first party after Henry's death, I said, 'Lucy, you have to be there and help me get though this.' And she was there for me, for 100%"

Lucille Ball died in 1989.

#Lucille Ball #Lucy #Henry Fonda #The Dean Martin Celebrity Roast #Jimmy Stewart #AFI #Golden Globe Awards #General Electric #America Alive!#Carol Burnett #Jane Fonda #Lucy Moves to NBC #Here's Lucy #Joan Rivers #Lucie Arnaz #Gary Morton #John Wayne

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askaceattorney · 6 years

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Dear Osama,

I don’t know any of them personally, but I’ve studied up on a few of them, like Emmett Kelly and Red Skelton. The clown arts are more involved than a lot of people think.

No two clowns are the same, for one thing. I like to put my own twisty, twist, twist on my act!

And BLOOOON!

-Geiru Toneido

#osaman #Geiru Toneido #Ace Attorney

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emmettloverde-blog · 4 years

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Beauty, Brains, and Personality TRAILER (2 minutes) from Emmett Loverde on Vimeo.

This is a trailer for the forthcoming movie "Beauty, Brains, and Personality."

BeautyBrainsAndPersonality.com

What it's about: At a monthly dinner party between three female friends, one announces to the others, “Together we make up the perfect woman -- you’re the brains, you’re the personality, and I’M the beauty!” The other two are devastated. Six months later the three are each facing defining moments in her life. One is struggling to be more than simply "the beauty" and failing miserably. Another faces a career change and extracurricular explorations. And the third faces a complete change in lifestyle as she prepares to have a baby -- alone. Trials ensue, but ultimately the three women are able to define themselves and their friendship beyond a one-dimensional view of beauty, brains, and personality.

Starring Tiana Tuttle, Alexis Phillips, Samantha Skelton. With Arielle Gottesman, Alexa Reddy, Ella Kendell, and Samantha Elizabeth Johnson. And with Bill Mendieta, Reva Rose, Tom Schanley, Taylor Nichols, Christina Marie Leonard, Diana Angelina, Bruce L. Hart, Nicole Eva-Maria Brandt, Jean Mackie, Jonathan Arkin, Sam P. Whitehead, Josie Starre, Nicholas Teixeira, and Brianna Beemer.

Music by Robert Casal. Audio by Joe Bartone and Kevin Dippold. Production Design by Joseph B. Tintfass. Production Management by Paul J. Cummings and Michael Schwarcz. Artists: Gaetano Agustus Vicini and Jessica Anderson. Camera by Siah Elsbury, Vernon Griffin, and Emmett Loverde. Co-Produced by Dawn Strawser Jacobs. Produced by Ed Sanders. Written and Directed by Emmett Loverde.

Coming soon!

emmettloverde.org

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joelwongclown · 5 years

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Joel Wong Clown Singapore Fun Job

From Bozo to Ronald McDonald. From Emmett Kelly to Red Skelton, all the world loves a clown. Read Full Joel Wong Clown Singapore Blog

#clown circus clowns art like it horror makeup halloween clownmakeup cosplay circo picoftheday pennywise teatro artist photography photoofthe

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kevinmason · 6 years

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Clowns (MM #2629) Are clowns starting to disappear? To clarify I'm talking about real clowns, the ones with makeup and a red nose. Clowns were everywhere when I was young, but they're very hard to find today...

#circus #clowns #emmett kelly jr #kevin mason #mason minute #modern family #red skelton

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laughingblue12 · 7 years

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This is my latest clown picture, inspired by my newest fascination with Puddles’ Pity Party on YouTube. Like all my clown pictures, I am fairly sure that my number one son will tell me it’s a creepy clown. He has never liked clowns. When he was still small we took him to the pre-show at Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus which at that time was Meet the Clowns. We met the men… and women… and dwarves… in the face paint with the loud personalities and huge red smiles. I was charmed, as always, but number one son spent most of the time behind my pantleg, peering around for sneak peaks at the clowns. He was actually shivering most of the time.

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But me, I love clowns. Always have. Especially the sad clowns. The hobo clowns. Red Skelton playing Freddy the Freeloader, Charlie Chaplin as the Little Tramp, Marcel Marceau, the peerless mime, and Emmett Kelly Jr. as Weary Willie. There is something deeply poetic and resonant about a clown who makes you laugh by his outward actions but manifests deep feelings and an underlying sadness on the inside. It is a metaphor for the whole of life in the human world.

Puddles walked on to the stage of America’s Got Talent and engaged everyone first with his silent-clown mime routine, and then grabbed everyone right by the heart by singing a song about drinking and swinging on the chandelier with such emotion and operatic power that, by the end of the song everyone was standing, everyone loved him. Singing clowns with a sad song help us keep our own little boats afloat on a vast and stormy ocean of life. The song buoys us up and makes it bearable to tread water a little longer. I am at a time and place in my life where I really need that.

I love clowns. Especially sad clowns. Particularly when they sing.

I dare you to watch these videos and not fall in love with Puddles. That’s the point of sad clowns. They make you laugh at the sad and serious things that tear people apart. And by doing that, they put Scotch Tape on the tears and put you back together.

For the Love of Sad Clowns This is my latest clown picture, inspired by my newest fascination with Puddles' Pity Party on YouTube.

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bighousela · 4 years

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"Beauty, Brains, and Personality" U.S. Trailer

Beauty, Brains, and PersonalityWritten & Directed by:Emmett Loverdehttps://www.emmettloverde.org trailer for "Beauty, Brains, and Personality."https://youtu.be/Y6zI95EEf-0 Website:www.emmettloverde.org/beauty-brains-and-personality At a monthly dinner party between three female friends, one announces to the others, “Together we make up the perfect woman -- you’re the brains, you’re the personality, and I’M the beauty!” The other two are devastated. Six months later the three are each facing defining moments in their life. One is struggling to be more than simply "the beauty" and failing miserably. Another faces a career change and extracurricular explorations. And the third faces a complete change in lifestyle as she prepares to have a baby -- alone. Trials ensue, but ultimately the three women are able to define themselves and their friendship beyond a one-dimensional view of beauty, brains, and personality. Director Biography - Emmett Loverde Emmett Loverde is a native of Chicago, Illinois. He grew up in Berkeley and Albany, California and received a degree in Theater from UCLA. He has written extensively for stage, screen, television, and radio. Over 200 separate productions of his stage plays have been mounted worldwide to date. Films written, produced, and directed by Mr. Loverde include the features "Beauty, Brains, and Personality" and "She's Out of His Mind;" the comedy shorts "Good Business Sense," "Jesus Awakens the Little Girl," "A Timely Maneuver," "Snacking," "The Truth About Me," and "Cranky Call;" the web series "Free Advice" (co-written with his brother Paul Loverde); and several music videos. His work has appeared in various film festivals including The Myrtle Beach Film Festival, The Poppy Jasper Film Festival, The Vignette Film Festival, The Burbank International Children’s Film Festival, The Faith Film Festival, The Bayou City Inspirational Film Festival, and the Bare Bones International Film Festival. In addition to the scripts for the above films Mr. Loverde’s screenplays include the historical saga "C.C. Julian" and the comedy "Love at Second Bite" for actor George Hamilton; a feature-length version of his film festival satire short "Snacking" (based on Mr. Loverde’s own zany experiences); the action thriller "CODEC;" the romantic comedy "Mergers and Acquisitions;" and the romantic drama "Desire Sleeps." Mr. Loverde’s radio adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ "The Moon Maid" -- for which he received a commission from The Hollywood Theatre of the Ear -- was broadcast twice on National Public Radio. His comedy radio play "The Killist" was produced by The One Act Players of San Francisco. His stage comedies include "A Timely Maneuver;" "Beauty, Brains, and Personality;" "Good Business Sense;" "Jesus Awakens the Little Girl;" "The Maginot Line;" "Peace and Quiet;" "Play How You Play;" "Love Fax;" "Sensitivity, USA;" "Till You Get To Baraboo;" "Santa’s Letters;" "So Much Snow;" and "Uneasy Overture." His stage dramas include "Spotlight." Thirteen of Mr. Loverde’s stage titles are currently in publication by Heuer Publishing and Playscripts, Inc. Several of his stage plays and his book of short stories "Gifts for Good Friends" are available through Amazon. And his children's picture book "Clawdette the Cat" is published by Adamo Press. Mr. Loverde is one of the producers of the forthcoming children's film "The Adventures of Dally and Spanky," which is distributed through Sony Pictures Entertainment. Mr. Loverde is an accomplished painter and photographer. He works in both traditional (paint and canvas) and electronic media. IMDB link: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2179007/ Director StatementUpon seeing "Beauty, Brains, and Personality" I want audiences to laugh their hearts out! I also want them to have a sense of healing, because it is the story of the break-up and renewal of a deep friendship. I adore love stories but I also love stories of friendships. I even love watching those videos where, for example, a cat and an owl happen to be best pals. I even associate produced a film earlier this year about a dog and a horse who have an unlikely friendship called "The Adventures of Dally and Spanky." Friendship is lovely and mysterious -- in many ways even more mysterious than love, since it doesn't necessarily result in babies but it can still last an entire life. I realize that some men may be a bit mystified by "BB&P," but hopefully it will help them to understand their girlfriends, wives, daughters, or even mothers a bit better. I believe that creating this film (and script) has made me a better, more understanding person. Starring Tiana Tuttle, Alexis Phillips, Samantha Skelton. With Arielle Gottesman, Alexa Reddy, Ella Kendell, and Samantha Elizabeth Johnson. And with Bill Mendieta, Reva Rose, Tom Schanley, Taylor Nichols, Christina Marie Leonard, Diana Angelina, Bruce L. Hart, Nicole Eva-Maria Brandt, Jean Mackie, Jonathan Arkin, Sam P. Whitehead, Josie Starre, Nicholas Teixeira, and Brianna Beemer. Music by Robert Casal. Audio by Joe Bartone and Kevin Dippold. Production Design by Joseph B. Tintfass. Production Management by Paul J. Cummings and Michael Schwarcz. Artists: Gaetano Agustus Vicini and Jessica Anderson. Camera by Siah Elsbury, Vernon Griffin, and Emmett Loverde. Co-Produced by Dawn Strawser Jacobs. Produced by Ed Sanders. Written and Directed by Emmett Loverde.

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lauraramargosian · 7 years

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Ron Howard to direct unnamed Hans Solo Film! Check it out!

Ron Howard has a big job in his hands and a very large audience of fans to impress with his directing skills for the new upcoming Han Solo film. But he won’t be alone, co-directors Christopher Miller and Phil Lord will be joining him on the set of the new Han Solo film.

Truth is Howard is no newbie to directing. He’s an Oscar-winning filmmaker.

Ron Howard has worked on some of our absolute favorite films and television series, which include:

Ron Howard's film and television career!

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Narrator / Ron Howard - Episode #5.1 (2018) ... Narrator - Blockheads (2013) ... Ron Howard / Narrator - Off the Hook (2013) ... Narrator (voice, uncredited) - Se?oritis (2013) ... Narrator (voice, uncredited) - It Gets Better (2013) ... Ron Howard / Narrator Show all 68 episodes 2016 The Odd Couple (TV Series) Stanley - Taffy Days (2016) ... Stanley 2016 Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The Movie (TV Movie) Ron Howard 2016 Nightmare Next Door (TV Series documentary) Dan Short - Money Hunger (2016) ... Dan Short 2014 Gold Peak Tea: Home-Brewed Taste (Video short) (voice) 2011 The Death and Return of Superman (Short) Max's Son 2011 From Up on Poppy Hill Philosophy Club President (English version, voice) 2009 Jamie Foxx Ft. T-Pain: Blame It (Video short) Ron Howard 2001 A Beautiful Mind Man at Governors' Ball (uncredited) 2001 Osmosis Jones Tom Colonic (voice) 2000 How the Grinch Stole Christmas Whoville Townsperson (uncredited) 1998-1999 The Simpsons (TV Series) Ron Howard - Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder (1999) ... Ron Howard (voice) - When You Dish Upon a Star (1998) ... Ron Howard (voice) 1999 Frasier (TV Series) Stephen - Good Samaritan (1999) ... Stephen (voice) 1998 Welcome to Hollywood Ron Howard 1986 Return to Mayberry (TV Movie) Opie Taylor 1974-1984 Happy Days (TV Series) Richie Cunningham / Asst. DA Cecil Cunningham - Passages: Part 2 (1984) ... Richie Cunningham - Welcome Home: Part 2 (1983) ... Richie Cunningham - Welcome Home: Part 1 (1983) ... Richie Cunningham - Ralph's Family Problem (1980) ... Richie Cunningham - The Roaring Twenties (1980) ... Richie Cunningham / Asst. DA Cecil Cunningham Show all 170 episodes 1983 When Your Lover Leaves (TV Movie) (uncredited) 1982 Night Shift Annoying Sax Player / Boy Making out with Girlfriend in Front of Chuck's Apartment (uncredited) 1980-1981 The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang (TV Series) Richie Cunningham - Give Me a Hand: Something's Afoot (1981) ... Richie Cunningham (voice) - All This and Timbuktu (1981) ... Richie Cunningham (voice) - Around the World in 80 Ways (1981) ... Richie Cunningham (voice) - Perilous Pauline (1981) ... Richie Cunningham (voice) - There's No Place Like Rome (1981) ... Richie Cunningham (voice) Show all 24 episodes 1981 Fire on the Mountain (TV Movie) Lee Mackie 1975-1981 Insight (TV Series) Joe / Connie - The Needle's Eye (1981) ... Joe - Somewhere Before (1975) ... Connie 1981 Saturday Night Live (TV Series) Contestant #2 - George Kennedy/Miles Davis (1981) ... Contestant #2 (uncredited) 1981 Bitter Harvest (TV Movie) Ned De Vries 1980 Act of Love (TV Movie) Leon Cybulkowski 1976-1979 Laverne & Shirley (TV Series) Richie Cunningham - Shotgun Wedding: Part 2 (1979) ... Richie Cunningham - Excuse Me, May I Cut In? (1976) ... Richie Cunningham 1979 More American Graffiti Steve Bolander 1977 Grand Theft Auto Sam Freeman 1977 I'm a Fool (TV Movie) Andy 1976 The Shootist Gillom Rogers 1976 Eat My Dust Hoover Niebold 1976 The First Nudie Musical Auditioning actor (uncredited) 1975 Huckleberry Finn (TV Movie) Huckleberry Finn 1967-1975 Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color (TV Series) Chris / Virgil / Nuthin / ... - Wild Country: Part 2 (1975) ... Virgil (as Ronny Howard) - Smoke: Part 2 (1970) ... Chris (as Ronny Howard) - Smoke: Part 1 (1970) ... Chris (as Ronny Howard) - A Boy Called Nuthin': Part 2 (1967) ... Nuthin (as Ronny Howard) - A Boy Called Nuthin': Part 1 (1967) ... Richie 'Nuthin'' Caldwell (as Ronny Howard) 1974 Locusts (TV Movie) Donny Fletcher 1974 The Spikes Gang Les 1974 The Migrants (TV Movie) Lyle Barlow 1974 The Waltons (TV Series) Seth Turner - The Gift (1974) ... Seth Turner 1973 Happy Mother's Day, Love George Johnny Hanson 1973 American Graffiti Steve (as Ronny Howard) 1973 M*A*S*H (TV Series) Wendell - Sometimes You Hear the Bullet (1973) ... Wendell (as Ronny Howard) 1970-1972 Bonanza (TV Series) Ted Hoag / Young boy with Griffin (son) - The Initiation (1972) ... Ted Hoag (as Ronny Howard) - A Matter of Circumstance (1970) ... Young boy with Griffin (son) 1971-1972 The Smith Family (TV Series) Bob Smith - Father-In-Law (1972) ... Bob Smith - Homecoming (1972) ... Bob Smith - Ten O'Clock and All Is Well (1972) ... Bob Smith - Rogue Cop (1972) ... Bob Smith - My Mother, the Star (1972) ... Bob Smith Show all 39 episodes 1972 The Bold Ones: The New Doctors (TV Series) Cory Merlino - Discovery at Fourteen (1972) ... Cory Merlino (as Ronny Howard) 1972 Love, American Style (TV Series) Richie Cunningham (segment "Love and Happy Days") - Love and the Happy Days/Love and the Newscasters (1972) ... Richie Cunningham (segment "Love and Happy Days") (as Ronny Howard) 1970 The Wild Country Virgil Tanner (as Ronny Howard) 1970 Lassie (TV Series) Gary - Here Comes Glory!: Part 2 (1970) ... Gary (as Ronny Howard) - Here Comes Glory!: Part 1 (1970) ... Gary (as Ronny Howard) 1970 Headmaster (TV Series) Tony Landis - Will the Real Mother of Tony Landis Please Stand Up? (1970) ... Tony Landis 1970 Smoke (TV Movie) Chris (as Ronny Howard) 1969 Gunsmoke (TV Series) Jamie Barker - Charlie Noon (1969) ... Jamie Barker (as Ronny Howard) 1967-1969 Gentle Ben (TV Series) Jerry / Jody Cutler - The Bully (1969) ... Jerry (as Ronny Howard) - Green-Eyed Bear (1967) ... Jody Cutler (as Ronny Howard) 1968-1969 Lancer (TV Series) Turk Caudle / Willy - The Measure of a Man (1969) ... Turk Caudle (as Ronny Howard) - Jelly (1968) ... Willy (as Ronny Howard) 1969 Daniel Boone (TV Series) Luke - A Man Before His Time (1969) ... Luke (as Ronny Howard) 1969 Land of the Giants (TV Series) Jodar - Genius at Work (1969) ... Jodar (as Ronny Howard) 1969 Judd for the Defense (TV Series) Phil Beeton - Between the Dark and the Daylight (1969) ... Phil Beeton (as Ronny Howard) 1968 The F.B.I. (TV Series) Jess Orkin - The Runaways (1968) ... Jess Orkin (as Ronny Howard) 1968 Mayberry R.F.D. (TV Series) Opie Taylor - Andy and Helen Get Married (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) 1960-1968 The Andy Griffith Show (TV Series) Opie Taylor - Mayberry R.F.D. (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard, credit only) - A Girl for Goober (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) - Opie and Mike (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) - Sam for Town Council (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) - Emmett's Anniversary (1968) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) Show all 224 episodes 1966-1968 Gomer Pyle: USMC (TV Series) Opie Taylor - Gomer Goes Home (1968) ... Opie Taylor (uncredited) - Opie Joins the Marines (1966) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) 1967 The Monroes (TV Series) Timothy Prescott - Teaching the Tiger to Purr (1967) ... Timothy Prescott (as Ronny Howard) 1966 I Spy (TV Series) Alan Loden - Little Boy Lost (1966) ... Alan Loden (as Ronnie Howard) 1965 The Big Valley (TV Series) Tommy - Night of the Wolf (1965) ... Tommy (as Ronny Howard) 1965 Village of the Giants Genius (as Ronny Howard) 1964 The Fugitive (TV Series) Gus - Cry Uncle (1964) ... Gus (as Ronny Howard) 1964 Valentine's Day (TV Series) Jack - The Old School Tie (1964) ... Jack (as Ronny Howard) 1964 Dr. Kildare (TV Series) Jerry Prentice - A Candle in the Window (1964) ... Jerry Prentice (as Ronny Howard) 1964 The Great Adventure (TV Series) Daniel Waterhouse - Plague (1964) ... Daniel Waterhouse (as Ronny Howard) 1963 The Eleventh Hour (TV Series) Barry Stewart - Is Mr. Martian Coming Back? (1963) ... Barry Stewart (as Ronny Howard) 1963 The Courtship of Eddie's Father Eddie Corbett (as Ronny Howard) 1962 Route 66 (TV Series) Chet Duncan - Poor Little Kangaroo Rat (1962) ... Chet Duncan (as Ronny Howard) 1962 The Music Man Winthrop Paroo (as Ronny Howard) 1962 The New Breed (TV Series) Tommy Simms - So Dark the Night (1962) ... Tommy Simms (as Ronny Howard) 1959-1961 General Electric Theater (TV Series) Randy / Barnaby Baxter - Tippy-Top (1961) ... Randy (as Ronny Howard) - Mr. O'Malley (1959) ... Barnaby Baxter (as Ronny Howard) 1961 Five Minutes to Live Bobby Wilson (as Ronnie Howard) 1959-1961 The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (TV Series) Little Boy with Ray Gun / Little Boy Eating Candy Bar / Dan Adams / ... - Take Me to Your Leader (1961) ... Little Boy with Ray Gun (as Ronnie Howard) - Where There's a Will (1960) ... Little Boy Eating Candy Bar (as Ronny Howard) - Room at the Bottom (1960) ... Dan Adams (as Ronny Howard) - Dobie's Birthday Party (1959) ... Georgie (as Ronny Howard) 1960 Pete and Gladys (TV Series) Tommy - The Goat Story (1960) ... Tommy 1960 Cheyenne (TV Series) Timmy - Counterfeit Gun (1960) ... Timmy (uncredited) 1959-1960 Dennis the Menace (TV Series) Stewart - Dennis by Proxy (1960) ... Stewart (as Ronny Howard) - The Party Line (1960) ... Stewart (uncredited) - Mr. Wilson's Sister (1960) ... Stewart (uncredited) - Dennis Haunts a House (1960) ... Stewart (as Ronny Howard) - The Fishing Trip (1959) ... Stewart (as Ronny Howard) Show all 6 episodes 1960 The Red Skelton Hour (TV Series) Joey - Episode #9.25 (1960) ... Joey 1960 Make Room for Daddy (TV Series) Opie Taylor - Danny Meets Andy Griffith (1960) ... Opie Taylor (as Ronny Howard) 1959 Hennesey (TV Series) Walker - The Baby Sitter (1959) ... Walker 1959 The DuPont Show with June Allyson (TV Series) Wim Wegless Child Lost (1959) ... Wim Wegless (as Ronny Howard) 1959 The Twilight Zone (TV Series) Wilcox Boy - Walking Distance (1959) ... Wilcox Boy (as Ronnie Howard) 1959 Johnny Ringo (TV Series) Ricky Parrott - The Accused (1959) ... Ricky Parrott (uncredited) 1959 Five Fingers (TV Series) - Station Break (1959) ... (as Ronny Howard) 1959 Playhouse 90 (TV Series) - Dark December (1959) ... (as Ronny Howard) 1959 The Journey Billy Rhinelander (as Ronny Howard) 1956 Frontier Woman

Ron Howard has worked on some of our favorite film and television series.

That’s quite the list of successful productions, don’t you think? Lucasfilm made the perfect decision to hire Ron Howard to direct the Han Solo film. They said:

“At Lucasfilm, we believe the highest goal of each film is to delight, carrying forward the spirit of the saga that George Lucas began forty years ago,” Kathleen Kennedy stated. “With that in mind, we are thrilled to announce that Ron Howard will step in to direct the untitled Han Solo film. We have a wonderful script, an incredible cast and crew and the absolute commitment to make a great movie. Filming will resume the 10th of July.”

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Ron Howard is excited to be taking part I the film and feels that the gig was “a little opportunity that came my way.” He said:

“I’ve been around the Star Wars universe from the beginning,” he said (via Deadline). “When I was being directed by George Lucas on American Graffiti in 1972, we were standing out in front of Mel’s Drive-In in San Francisco where we were shooting and I said, ‘Do you know what you think your next film might be?’ And he said, ‘Yeah, I want to do a science fiction movie, but a really fun one like Flash Gordon with the effects of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001.’ I thought, ‘That sounds like a kind of crazy idea.’”

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