Ron Howard

In any event, Enron is a director in Hyphenate, and so I think they like that artists... Well, we understand the language. We understand their, you know, their fears. We all have the same kind of fears, anxieties, hopes, dreams. Look, the content business has always been a dream business. You have to dream in order to do something great.

You have to dream in order to get through all of the no's, even if you're at the highest level. Steven Spielberg after Jaws had E.T. put into turnaround.

You have to dream in order to get through all of the no's, even if you're at the highest level. Steven Spielberg after Jaws had E.T. put into turnaround.

You have to dream in order to get through all of the no's, even if you're at the highest level. Steven Spielberg after Jaws had E.T. put into turnaround.

Fairly maligned?

Fairly maligned?

Fairly maligned?

I don't know. I've had some pretty big, without naming titles, because there's been more than one, disparities between, you know, sort of audience response and critical response. And that's always frustrating.

I don't know. I've had some pretty big, without naming titles, because there's been more than one, disparities between, you know, sort of audience response and critical response. And that's always frustrating.

I don't know. I've had some pretty big, without naming titles, because there's been more than one, disparities between, you know, sort of audience response and critical response. And that's always frustrating.

Revive or reboot? Yeah. Well, I like the idea of doing Sports Night again today. I'd really like that. We're doing The Burbs right now, which was a movie that I produced during a writer's strike, starred Tom Hanks, and now stars Kiki Palmer as a TV series.

Revive or reboot? Yeah. Well, I like the idea of doing Sports Night again today. I'd really like that. We're doing The Burbs right now, which was a movie that I produced during a writer's strike, starred Tom Hanks, and now stars Kiki Palmer as a TV series.

Revive or reboot? Yeah. Well, I like the idea of doing Sports Night again today. I'd really like that. We're doing The Burbs right now, which was a movie that I produced during a writer's strike, starred Tom Hanks, and now stars Kiki Palmer as a TV series.

No, no, no, no. But there is look, there's conflict in that. And in conflict, there's drama and entertainment value. And so certainly we're all we are always talking about shows that, you know, I sometimes talk to them as about as purple relationships, you know. So I think it's a time where storytellers can utilize this.

No, no, no, no. But there is look, there's conflict in that. And in conflict, there's drama and entertainment value. And so certainly we're all we are always talking about shows that, you know, I sometimes talk to them as about as purple relationships, you know. So I think it's a time where storytellers can utilize this.

No, no, no, no. But there is look, there's conflict in that. And in conflict, there's drama and entertainment value. And so certainly we're all we are always talking about shows that, you know, I sometimes talk to them as about as purple relationships, you know. So I think it's a time where storytellers can utilize this.

And I think in shining a light on it, of course, that's healing and revelatory because at the end of the day, we're all more alike than we are different.

And I think in shining a light on it, of course, that's healing and revelatory because at the end of the day, we're all more alike than we are different.

And I think in shining a light on it, of course, that's healing and revelatory because at the end of the day, we're all more alike than we are different.

Just say what that means. What does that mean? Do you know what that means?