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Martin Scorsese mourns longtime friends Rob and Michele Reiner, condemning their murder as an obscenity in a New York Times essay published after their deaths.
- Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese penned a New York Times essay on Thursday remembering Rob and Michele Reiner and condemning their killing as an obscenity.
- The couple were discovered in their Los Angeles home on Dec. 14 with fatal stab wounds, and their son, Nick Reiner, was charged days later.
- Scorsese remembered meeting Rob Reiner in Los Angeles in the early 1970s and praised casting him in The Wolf of Wall Street, calling him a master of comedy who worked beautifully with Leonardo DiCaprio.
- The slayings have spawned a complex legal battle involving Nick Reiner, prosecutors and defense attorneys, who face key strategic decisions in coming weeks.
- Scorsese wrote that he must be allowed to imagine them alive and well & and recalled he loved hanging out with Rob, bonding over their shared "New York humor.
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Martin Scorsese shares emotional tribute to Rob Reiner: "He was a master"
Martin Scorsese has penned an emotional tribute to the late Hollywood director Rob Reiner, describing him as a “master”. The 78-year-old filmmaker – known for classics including This Is Spinal Tap, Stand By Me, The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally, Misery and A Few Good Men – was found murdered alongside his wife, 70-year-old photographer Michele Singer Reiner, in their Los Angeles home on December 14. Reiner was also a celebrated comic acto…
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The North State JournalLarry Elder: Don't Forget What Rob Reiner Said and Did to Donald Trump
Yes, President Donald Trump could have taken the high ground rather than excoriating Rob Reiner, the actor, director, and producer found stabbed to death, along with his wife. The Reiners’ […] The post Larry Elder: Don't Forget What Rob Reiner Said and Did to Donald Trump appeared first on The Western Journal.
The filmmaker described Rob and Michele Reiner's deaths as "obscenity" and reflected on his decades of friendship with the couple
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Columbus TelegramSon's mental state at center of Reiner case
LOS ANGELES — The slayings of Hollywood legend Rob Reiner and his photographer wife, Michele, gave rise to a complex and intensely watched legal struggle involving their son, prosecutors and defense attorneys, who all face key strategic decisions in coming…
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