The long and winding road to the release of Ron Howard's new Beatles documentary is almost over: The Beatles: Eight Days a Week — The Touring Years will hit theaters on Sept. 16 and stream on ...

The project, directed by Ron Howard and produced by Imagine Entertainment, White Horse Pictures and Apple Corps Ltd., will explore four years in the life of the band before it stopped touring in 1966.

Ron Howard chimed in on his brother’s trip down memory lane, ... He said each of those stars has something in common with the legendary band born and bred in the Forest Hills neighborhood of Queens.

In 2016, Ron Howard directed a documentary about the touring years of The Beatles.While the Apollo 13 director learned plenty of fascinating facts about the British band, one aspect of the band ...

That’s a big part of what appealed to Howard to sign on in 2012 to direct his first documentary, although he subsequently took on another doc, “Made in America” released in 2013.

Ron Howard to Direct New Beatles Doc Focusing on Band’s Early Years. ... Turns out, he has a history with his heroes; half of the band met him on the set of his hit 1970s sitcom Happy Days.

Ron Howard is set to direct a new authorized documentary about The Beatles and the iconic band’s touring years, it was announced Wednesday by Apple Corps, White Horse Pictures and Imagine ...

Much of the film is built on crowd-sourced material.

Actor Clint Howard and his brother, director Ron Howard, grew up in the world of entertainment. Here’s everything to know about Ron Howard’s brother, Clint Howard.

Ron Howard is a studio craftsman who specializes in crowd-pleasing entertainment, and his new film The Beatles: Eight Days A Week focuses on the band during their crowd-pleasing years: the era ...

Ron Howard became famous playing Opie Taylor on "The Andy Griffith Show" then Richie Cunningham on "Happy Days" before he moved behind the camera to become an Academy Award-winning director. His ...

A little over an hour before Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band kicked off the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) — the only Canadian documentary in the festival’s ...