Ron Smith

Ron Howard, Cindy Williams, Charles Martin Smith and Paul Le Mat return in this laugh-filled follow-up look into the lives of the gang from George Lucas' original coming-of-age classic, American Graffiti. Set a few years later, the film traces the continuing hopes, dreams and romances of these high school friends. Gone are the sock hops, cruise nights and make-out spots. Now it's all about campus parties, love-ins and peace rallies - as these friends find themselves in the midst of the amazing era that was the mid-60s. Featuring a timeless soundtrack loaded with the period's greatest hits by Bob Dylan, Donovan, Simon and Garfunkel, The Byrds, The Doors and more, it's a story sure to evoke memories of a time when becoming an adult meant laughing, crying and savoring old friendships.

Jenna Fischer (TV's The Office) gives 'a game-changing performance' (The New York Post) in this irresistible and offbeat award-winning comedy set in 2002. Laura, a Long Island dental hygienist, sneaks cigarettes and pounds back beers to cope with her unfaithful husband (Chris O'Donnell, Scent of a Woman), overbearing family, and a brother-in-law (Rob Benedict, Supernatural), who's loved her since high school. Her life really spins out of control when her husband suddenly dies and her 12-year-old son (Daniel Yelsky) tells an outrageous lie at school to impress his new classmates. Laura's going to need a little help to settle into a normal life?or a lot more beer! Academy Award-nominee Lesley Ann Warren (Victor/Victoria), Ron Leibman (Norma Rae) and Brooke Smith (Silence of the Lambs) costar in this ' highly entertaining and richly human movie experience' (Box Office) from the creator of King of Queens.

Sacred Whispers -- Black History Month on CNN Local News Constantinos Isaias and Alexia Vassiliou Interview by Ron Roberson The story takes place back in the 60's. Thomas Smith had a religious upbringing! His mother being quite abusive, forbade him from pursuing his passions, such as music. This suppression, turned Thomas into a deprived individual resulting in his grow

Luis and Ron are going off to war. In honor of Luis' dream to be a filmmaker, they have been documenting their lives, their loved ones, and their reality in LA before they ship out to Afghanistan. Make a Movie Like Spike is a handheld, first person account of the lives of two friends, two marines, and their experiences in two completely different places in the world. The captivating performances of Jamil Walker Smith and fellow lead actor Malcolm Goodwin thoroughly embody the expressed bravado and veiled vulnerability of these young men. What is, at surface level, a casual home movie, shot by an aspiring filmmaker, gradually reveals the much deeper realities of two lives. This style of filmmaking allows the viewer into the most intimate conversations and moments of self-awareness, where the characters' evolving philosophies spill out naturally. On a larger scale, the film makes a subtle statement about America during the Obama presidency, about the dreams of a generation and the limited options some have to achieve those dreams.

The Five Heartbeats -- Trailer for The Five Heartbeats

Heather Smith, president of ‘Rock the Vote’ shares details from the event and whether the youth vote will come alive during the 2012 election.

Children of the Corn: Revelation -- Not Set (Unwatched

James Carville Puppet announces the debut of Sean Hannity Puppet Theatre. In this delightful, yet creepy monologue, James takes aim at some of the regular conservative hacks that spew their idiocy on FOX News, and elsewhere, as only he can. Original Music by Gary Dean Smith. Not directed by Ron Howard.

Directed by Kirsten Smith; starring Anna Faris and Ron Livingston. After passionately auditioning for a role in a local community theater production, Judy is cast aside by a pretentious theater director. Lucky for her, she gets another unbelievable chanc

Bubby's owner Ron Silver showed Harry Smith and Maggie Rodriguez how to make his restaurant's signature banana and walnut pancakes.

Directed by Kirsten Smith; starring Anna Faris and Ron Livingston. After passionately auditioning for a role in a local community theater production, Judy is cast aside by a pretentious theater director. Lucky for her, she gets another unbelievable chanc

Oscar-winning director Ron Howard talks to Harry Smith about the challenges and rewards of turning Broadway's "Frost/Nixon" into an engaging film for audiences.