Actress and filmmaker Bryce Dallas Howard made a rare European appearance at Comic Con Brussels on May 2-3, 2026, to engage with Belgian fans and discuss her career evolution from franchise star to Star Wars director. The event, held at the Tour and Taxis venue, drew thousands of attendees according to official event details.
The Jurassic World star participated in autograph and photo sessions, both priced at €80, as reported by FanCons.com. Organizers noted that the appearance marked a significant addition to a guest roster that included Misha Collins, Grant Gustin, and Katee Sackhoff.
“Bryce is choosing Comic Con Brussels to finally meet all her Belgian fans in person, and we can’t wait to welcome her.” said Comic Con Brussels Official.
Howard’s career highlights showcased at the event included her portrayal of Claire Dearing in the Jurassic World trilogy and Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man 3. Beyond her acting roles, she has transitioned into a prominent directing role within the Star Wars universe, having helmed episodes of The Mandalorian.
Industry sources confirmed that Howard is set to direct two consecutive episodes for the upcoming Ahsoka Season 2. This expanded directorial involvement follows her previous work shaping the emotional narrative of the franchise through her work with the character Grogu.
The convention typically attracts approximately 38,000 visitors, establishing it as a major destination for film enthusiasts in Europe. Howard’s participation underscores her active engagement with a multi-generational fanbase spanning several major film franchises.
Career Highlights of Bryce Dallas HowardFeatured FranchiseHer RoleYear(s)Jurassic World TrilogyClaire Dearing2015-2022Spider-Man 3Gwen Stacy2007Star Wars FranchiseDirector2019-2026The HelpHilly Holbrook2011
While Howard is the daughter of Oscar-winning filmmaker Ron Howard, her recent projects as a director demonstrate her shift toward increased creative control in Hollywood. Her future trajectory points toward a balance between major franchise acting and high-profile directorial assignments.