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for Blythe Dallas Howardgrowing up in Hollywood had its advantages and disadvantages.
In a recent interview, “Jurassic World” star – whose parents are actors and filmmakers Ron Howard And Cheryl Howard – revealing the “difficulties” she endured as a child and the measures taken to improve her experience.
“I was a really messed up kid. I walk around reading a lot of Disney about euthanasia,” said Bryce, who is currently promoting her new film, “Deep Cover.” Independence. “But I wasn’t even dark. There was a certain strength in the stories I felt and interested in.”
Bryce Dallas Howard said that he and his father, Ron Howard, were there “difficulties” as a child who grew up in Hollywood in 2020. (axelle/bauer-griffin/filmmagic)
“When I was growing up, I had many challenges to learn and communicate,” she continued. “I was always very happy and smiling, but it was very unverbal. I wasn’t sure where my intelligence was or how much I was dealing with it.”
Blythe, the eldest of four children, recalled that her parents had taken her to a child psychologist at the time.
“The therapist will ask, ‘Can I talk about a dead baby?’,” the actress said. “Because Blythe talks a lot about the dead baby.”
The center’s actress, along with her parents, admitted that she was a “funny kid.” (via Richard Colcurry/New York Daily News Archives Getty Images)
Despite this, Blythe said she was grateful to her. Her parents supported her Just like she was looking for an acting career.
“If I hadn’t made a living from acting, I would have failed since then, so I didn’t have that in my head, so I felt so lucky,” she said. “I’m a third generation performer. The layers of privilege I’ve experienced means there’s a lot of stuff I know. [about the industry]and there are many things that cannot be understood because of this. ”
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The “Jurassic World” star said he appreciated his parents’ support. (Jim Spellman/Wire Lighting)
Blythe’s parents celebrated a major milestone over the weekend. 50th wedding anniversary.
“I am grateful for #Goldenanniversary 50 years and for the family and experience it created,” wrote Ron, 71. Instagram. “An adventure down the river through calm, soothing water and some tricky rapids. Our key… love and respect enough to keep paddling,” he continues, “Thank God for you, Cheryl.”
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In March, Ron said he was “very lucky” about his marriage to Cheryl.
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Ron Howard is celebrating his 50-year marriage to his wife, Cheryl. (Ferragamo’s Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
“I think there’s a lot of luck in a long-term marriage. I don’t think that’s something you can exist,” he said. people.
“We need to clearly put ourselves there, be compassionate, loving, caring, and all of them all grow together. And our chemistry fortunes continue to be strong, our interests have grown and evolved, but somehow we continue to be compatible. And there is an element of good fortune.
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