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The entertainment world is grieving the loss of renowned actor and director Rob Reiner.
Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were discovered deceased at their residence in Brentwood on Sunday.
Rob, the son of Carl Reiner, gained fame as an actor in “All in the Family” and later directed major films such as “The Princess Bride,” “This Is Spinal Tap,” “When Harry Met Sally…,” and “Misery.”
Cary Elwes, who appeared in “The Princess Bride,” posted a nostalgic black-and-white photo on Instagram featuring director’s chairs labeled “Reiner” and “Elwes,” captioned, “No words…”
Jon Cusack, known for his role in Reiner’s “The Sure Thing,” expressed his shock on X, stating, “Shocked by the death of Rob Reiner – a great man.”
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Ron Howard shared his memories on X, noting their long-standing professional relationship and Reiner’s contributions as a filmmaker and citizen. He expressed his condolences to Reiner’s family and friends.
Christopher Guest and Jamie Lee Curtis released a statement expressing their shock and sorrow over the violent deaths of their friends, Rob and Michele. They emphasized their focus on supporting the family during this time of grief.
Kathy Bates, who earned an Oscar for her role in Reiner’s “Misery,” shared her devastation with The Hollywood Reporter, praising Reiner’s brilliance and kindness.
Bates also remembered Michele Singer Reiner as a talented photographer, expressing her condolences to the family.
Stephen King took to X to express his sadness at the loss of Rob and Michele, recalling Reiner as a wonderful friend and filmmaker.
Director Paul Feig paid tribute on X, describing Reiner as a visionary and a kind person, acknowledging the profound impact he had on the industry.
Ben Stiller shared his admiration for Reiner’s work and character on X, highlighting the director’s influence on his generation and expressing his sadness for those who knew him personally.
SAG-AFTRA president Sean Astin released a statement to Deadline, emphasizing Reiner’s significant impact on film and television, and extending condolences to his family and colleagues.
The family of Norman Lear, creator of “All in the Family,” shared their devastation with Deadline, remembering the close relationship between Lear and Reiner and their shared commitment to bettering the world.
Former President Barack Obama shared his condolences on X, praising Rob and Michele Reiner for their contributions to film and their dedication to humanitarian causes.
