US EditionThe Best 8 Movies Rob Reiner Directed During His Career
Rob Reiner directed eight diverse films from comedy to drama that shaped genres and earned multiple Oscar nominations, leaving a lasting cultural legacy in Hollywood.
- Rob Reiner, former US film director, and his wife Michele Singer Reiner died in an apparent homicide this year, with a roundup naming eight of his most memorable films.
- Beginning as an actor and the son of Carl Reiner, he parlayed television acting roles into a directing career critics called extraordinary in pace and range.
- Essentially creating the mockumentary genre, This Is Spinal Tap made Reiner director and on-screen Marty DiBergi, while Misery earned Kathy Bates an Oscar and A Few Good Men received four Oscar nominations.
- Colleagues reacted with devastation, with Christopher Guest offering condolences while friends urged privacy as the late couple are survived by their three children.
- Despite age, Reiner leaves a lasting legacy with films influencing Netflix's Stranger Things and The West Wing, and he continued acting and directing into his seventies, including Spinal Tap II earlier this year.
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The best 8 movies Rob Reiner directed during his career
When Harry Met SallyCastle Rock Entertainment / Columbia PicturesRob Reiner leaves a legacy on the big screen, thanks to classic movies like "When Harry Met Sally..." and "A Few Good Men."He and his wife died of an apparent homicide in their Los Angeles home on Sunday. He was 78.Here are the eight movies that define his career.Rob Reiner leaves behind a body of work that won't soon be forgotten.From comedies such as "When Harry Met Sally…" and "…
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Rob Reiner was not an overly well-known director of the general public, but it is difficult for a good cinema fan to not know several of his films. Is that, who has not ever pronounced that of "My name is Iñigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die"? It is one of the most popular phrases in the history of cinema, uttered by Mandy Patinkin (Iñigo Montoya) in the delicious "The Princess Bride" (1987), one of Reiner's essential titles, a di…
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