Bryce Dallas Howard

Bryce Dallas Howard Like working with Joaquin Phoenix In the Breakthrough Characters in the 2004 Movie village.

44-year-old actress admits Thursday, June 18, the podcast episode “Podcrushed”, She had a great fascination with Phoenix as a child, so she could not play his adult love interest more happily.

“I had the greatest crush on Joaquin Phoenix when I was seven, and he was Leaf Phoenix, who was Parenting,Howard told co-host Penn Badgley, 38. “That’s crazy, like, ‘Oh, do you want me to play a role that fell in love with this guy, like her whole life? Of course.'”

Howard plays Ivy in the movie, which is M. Night Shyamalanwhile the Phoenix depicts her lover Lucius. The actress is played by Shyamalan after seeing her performance Just like you like In the Public Theatre in New York – Howard’s experience is described as “a moment that defines a career.”

Howard praised the director: “I mean, it was a very brave night and he really supported me.”

In the following twenty years, Howard had Continue to score roles exist Help, Spider-Man 3this Jurassic World Twilight and Argylle.

Her latest movies, Deep coverpremiered earlier this month at the Tribeca Festival and Costars on June 10 Orlando Bloom, Nick Mohammed and Sean Bean.

The action comedy introduces her character, the Improvisation Teacher and two other Improvisationists (Bloom and Mohammed) as they are hired by the Undercover Police (Bean) to invade the Underground Gangs in London.

Howard shared two children. Theodore NormanBeatrice Jean, 18 and 13 years old husband Seth Gabelimprovisation had become a useful tool at that time Dealing with her teenager.

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Bryce Dallas Howard is reflecting on her childhood, which includes some unusual interests. Howard, 44, told the British newspaper The Independent in an interview released on Saturday, June 7, “I grew up and encountered a lot of difficulties in learning and communication. “I was always very happy and smiled, but not talking.” […]

“I think improvisation comedy is an incredible training ground for being a parent because you don’t really have an agenda in your own right,” Howard told exclusively US Weekly In premiere. “You are there to listen, respond, become playful, hope is “yes.”

“The tricky thing for kids is – I don’t know if it’s an evolutionary thing, I don’t know if it’s just me – but my kids are smarter than me, they’re faster than me, they’re faster than me,” Howard told us. “I think improvisation can help you develop your interpersonal skills to find a win-win situation, especially with the kids.”