Ron Howard's remarks played at Mayberry Days

Andy Griffith was a good example on the set of her TV show, teaching a 6 year old boy that true leadership requires not only trust and hard work, but also humility, Academy Award-winning director Ron Howard said of recorded Sunday. Howard remarks were 23rd during a tribute to Griffith Mayberry days played annual celebration in Mount Airy. These are the first since Griffith Mayberry days, a native of Mount Airy, 3 Jul. 86 years died at his home in Manteo. The three-day event usually attracts 25,000 to 30,000 people. Prada Shoulder Bags "The influence of Andy on my life and my approach to my work really can not be measured," said Howard. "Balance between effort, which has targeted, creative and manifest enjoyment of fun it's hard with the people he loved, he loved to do a show to work, it was something that I hope I will always remember and imitate. " Howard played Opie Taylor, the son of sheriff Andy Taylor Red, "The Andy Griffith Show." The CBS-TV show was broadcast from 1960 to 1968. From when Howard was 6 years old and ending when he was 14 years old Tanya Jones, managing director of the Surry Arts Council, said Howard grabbed her and said he wanted "something for Andy," adding that Griffith knew he loved his hometown. Jones sending it to the attainment of his father, actor Rance Howard, to help with the celebration, which was inspired in the city of North Carolina, the fictional town of Mayberry. Ron Howard has hinted that he helped learned on "The Andy Griffith Show" her future career, including an Academy Award for his direction of "A Beautiful Mind". Griffith said he has included a number that allows him, at the age of 6, "to feel safe to visit comfortable enough to participate and be able to learn as much about the collaborative process - the value of originality the discipline of form and bursts of inspiration that good individual moments and scenes are built on. " Rance Howard was praising a statement Griffith character during the ceremony to read. "Andy was an excellent model, the guardian of good taste and humor," wrote Rance Howard "He loved to laugh loud and long, but his motto was:". I do not want the audience laugh us, I want to laugh with us. " Griffith was recovering from a heart attack if Rance Howard wife, Jean, died. Griffith flew with his wife, Cindi, California, so that he could speak at the funeral. "This is the kind of friend Andy was" Rance Howard wrote. "Yes, he has played a big role in our lives." Ron Howard said he was "over the past eight seasons, going as much care in a program, if it would be worth the time had come to an audience. "... It has helped me to understand that the success and the leadership team must be confident, yes, hard work, absolutely. But it could be achieved, while maintaining humility, humanity and appreciation joy around him. How many others, I will miss you, Andy. " With his last words to the crowd, imitating Howard Griffith, who was to say three words to the public at the end of his shows famous. "I guess"