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In a career spanning more than six decades, esteemed character actor Clint Howard has delivered a variety of fan-favorite portrayals. Two years ago, Clint and his brother, Ron Howard, together penned the New York Times bestselling book "The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family," in which they reflected on their unforgettable childhood journeys of show business and growing up in Burbank.

For this episode of "Local Legends," the Burbank native opens up about topics such as writing "The Boys," being guided by his parents, illustrious performers Rance and Jean Howard, playing local sports during his upbringing while being coached by Ron, and forming a new wave band in the early '80s, Clint Howard & the Kempsters.

Follow Clint Howard on Instagram @clinthowardoffical, and learn more about "The Boys: A Memoir of Hollywood and Family" here: https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/theboys.

The end of Summer Sam-a-thon continues with COTTON CANDY Part 2 with podcast giant Sarah Marshall!

It's the conclusion of the 1978 Ron Howard film Cotton Candy, starring Clinton Howard, Leslie King, Charles Martin Smith, and Kevin Lee Miller. Fellow podcaster and writer Sarah Marshall returns to breakdown Torbin's fashion habits and lack of tact, Clint Howard's choice writing, and the long lost mystery of how the film actually ends.

When high schooler George fails to make the football team, he decides to dream big and starts a band. The big dream of winning the Battle of the Bands is here and now's his chance to be somebody in the local music scene. Do they have what it takes?

Part 2 of 2. Thanks for listening! More Monday Afternoon Movie with Sam Pancake is on the way soon.

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The movie of the week this time around is the 1978 Ron Howard film Cotton Candy, starring Clint Howard (naturally), Leslie King, Charles Martin Smith, and Kevin Lee Miller. Joining Sam is fellow podcaster and writer Sarah Marshall, of the popular podcast You're Wrong About. Listen as they talk about trying to make "flush you" a thing, as well as the intricacies of "donkey basketball."

When high schooler George fails to make the football team, he decides to dream big and starts a band, in the hopes of winning the upcoming battle of the bands. Will they reach their ultimate goal? Can a girl be a fox *and* a good drummer?

Follow Sam Pancake on X.

Sarah Marshall's website is here.

Her podcasts are here.

Visit the Monday Afternoon Movie website.

Facebook / X / Spotify / Google Play / Apple Podcasts

This podcast is recorded & edited by Meika Grimm. Follow her on X or Instagram 😊

This is a TableCakes production, a woman owned, Los Angeles based podcast company.

Hollywood icons Ron and Clint Howard assign each other superlatives based on who has the best TV taste, who was the favorite child, and more!

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Join us as we discuss the 1986 film Gung Ho starring Michael Keaton and Gedde Watanabe.

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Charming as an eel or just the thing to grow your heart a few sizes every holiday season? We're tackling Ron Howard's garish – or utterly charming? – take on Dr. Seuss in our latest podcast episode.

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We're gonna track that guy down!  

You know those faces that you see in every other movie and TV show but you couldnt tell me their name if I paid you?  

Well, there are a lot of those folks!

From Harry Dean Stanton to @clinthowardoffical  to @ericrobertsactor - we go deep on those folks and tell you who they are so you wont ever forget their names again!

Ike has a pretty great Danny Trejo story that will show you just how seven degrees we all are here in Hollywood by tying it back to Misty on tour with Enrique Iglesias.
@officialdannytrejo - you are welcome on our podcast show anyday, anytime.

@missjudygreer - our show has an all around mad crush on you.

@adiannewiest @mary_steenburgen @clarkgregg - you are also some of our absolute favs.  

Jump into your TV screen with us and lets try and figure out how you figure out who that is that you dont know the movie or the name.