Ron Howard brings real 1930s Galapagos survival story to the screen in "Eden"
Ron Howard, the legendary host of * CBS Mornings*, has taken an interesting turn with his new film *Eden*. The film is based on a real 1930s survival story about European settlers in the Galapagos Islands after World War I. Instead of focusing on the fictional narrative he crafted for the movie, Howard joins *CBS Mornings* to talk about *Eden* and his new project, which will air on the network.In an interview with a CBS Mornings audience, Ron Howard shared that *Eden* is not just a fictional story. He said, "It's a true tale of survival in 1930s Galapagos, told through the eyes of those who went to sea after the war." Howard has a deep connection to the real-world history behind the film and has been exploring how his career can expand beyond his usual television endeavors.
In an exclusive interview with host Kaitlin DeJong's show *The Morning Call*, Ron Howard revealed that he'll discuss *Eden* in depth during the show. He mentioned that the film is a mix of historical drama, adventure, and personal reflection, highlighting themes of resilience, community, and the beauty of nature. Howard also hinted at the possibility of exploring other aspects of the 1930s Galapagos survival story in subsequent episodes.
For more details about *Eden*, watch it on the CBS network when it launches later this fall.
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