Howard, who charmed audiences as Opie in “The Andy Griffith Show” in the ’60s and co-starred in “Happy Days” in the ’70s and early ’80s before becoming an acclaimed director, credits his family and love of filmmaking for keeping him on the straight and narrow.

Only four survived to tell the tale, though exactly what happened to the rest remains a mystery.Entertainment Weekly breaks down who lived, who died, and what became of the survivors. Plus, director Ron Howard explains how he played detective to fill in the historical blanks.