The loss of Robert Reiner: Hollywood stars mourn
16 december 2025 в 16:37
Hollywood mourns the loss of director and actor Rob Reiner. Best known for his work on the series «All in the Family» and directing classic films such as «The Princess Bride», - «When Harry Met Sally…», - and «Stand By Me», - Reiner left an indelible mark on both film and television. On December 14, 2025, the bodies of 78-year-old Reiner and his 68-year-old wife, Michelle Singer Reiner, were found in their home in Los Angeles, with authorities treating their deaths as a suspected homicide.
Since then, actors, directors, friends, and public figures have shared tributes, highlighting Reiner’s career, generosity, and influence, while President Donald Trump drew attention with a sharply critical post on Truth Social that contrasted with the overall expression of grief.
Below are tributes to the life and career of Rob Reiner.
Jamie Lee Curtis, speaking with Christopher Guest, called the deaths of Rob and his wife «cruel and tragic», - noting that she and Guest were «dumbfounded, sad, and shocked» by the loss of their dear friends, and that their focus is on supporting the Reiner children and family during this time.
Kathy Bates, in a statement published by NBC News, said she was «absolutely devastated» by the news of Rob and Michelle’s deaths, describing Rob as a «brilliant and kind» person who «changed the course of her life». She also praised Michelle as a talented photographer.
Cary Elwes shared a tribute with a simple message and a photo of Reiner’s director’s chair, writing only: «No words…» to express his sorrow.
Jerry O’Connell said that the news of Reiner’s death felt like the loss of a parent, describing Reiner as a mentor and supportive figure during the filming of «Stand By Me», - and shared how much Reiner’s support meant to him both personally and professionally.
Corey Feldman wrote on X that he was «shocked and saddened» by the deaths of Reiner and his wife, sharing heartfelt sentiments, including «#LOVE YOU, ROB! YOU WILL BE MISSED FOREVER!» and mentioning Reiner’s connection to «Stand By Me».
Maria Shriver posted a deeply personal tribute on Instagram, calling Rob and Michelle «very good parents» who «never stopped in their efforts», - noting that she raised her children alongside them, and described how devoted they were to family, friends, and making the world a better place. She wrote that she would miss them both and highlighted their love and kindness.
Josh Gad called Reiner «one of the greatest directors of our time», - remembering him as a friend and describing Rob and Michelle as «two of the kindest and most caring people one could imagine».
The actor also criticized Trump for his post on Truth Social, writing on Threads: «Hey, Trump. Here’s a preview of what will be said when you honor us all by leaving our planet».
He continued: «Congratulations on your first-class ticket to hell. You made the impossible happen during your presidency and made Buchanan look like Abraham Lincoln. A man so sick and terrible that even his wife couldn’t look at him or hold his hand. The only freedoms he ever fought for were for pedophiles, criminals, and traitors. May his memory be as short as the size of his, reportedly, di[**]. The gold on his toilet is more valuable than his legacy»
Since then, actors, directors, friends, and public figures have shared tributes, highlighting Reiner’s career, generosity, and influence, while President Donald Trump drew attention with a sharply critical post on Truth Social that contrasted with the overall expression of grief.
Below are tributes to the life and career of Rob Reiner.
Jamie Lee Curtis, speaking with Christopher Guest, called the deaths of Rob and his wife «cruel and tragic», - noting that she and Guest were «dumbfounded, sad, and shocked» by the loss of their dear friends, and that their focus is on supporting the Reiner children and family during this time.
Kathy Bates, in a statement published by NBC News, said she was «absolutely devastated» by the news of Rob and Michelle’s deaths, describing Rob as a «brilliant and kind» person who «changed the course of her life». She also praised Michelle as a talented photographer.
Cary Elwes shared a tribute with a simple message and a photo of Reiner’s director’s chair, writing only: «No words…» to express his sorrow.
Jerry O’Connell said that the news of Reiner’s death felt like the loss of a parent, describing Reiner as a mentor and supportive figure during the filming of «Stand By Me», - and shared how much Reiner’s support meant to him both personally and professionally.
Corey Feldman wrote on X that he was «shocked and saddened» by the deaths of Reiner and his wife, sharing heartfelt sentiments, including «#LOVE YOU, ROB! YOU WILL BE MISSED FOREVER!» and mentioning Reiner’s connection to «Stand By Me».
Maria Shriver posted a deeply personal tribute on Instagram, calling Rob and Michelle «very good parents» who «never stopped in their efforts», - noting that she raised her children alongside them, and described how devoted they were to family, friends, and making the world a better place. She wrote that she would miss them both and highlighted their love and kindness.
Josh Gad called Reiner «one of the greatest directors of our time», - remembering him as a friend and describing Rob and Michelle as «two of the kindest and most caring people one could imagine».
The actor also criticized Trump for his post on Truth Social, writing on Threads: «Hey, Trump. Here’s a preview of what will be said when you honor us all by leaving our planet».
He continued: «Congratulations on your first-class ticket to hell. You made the impossible happen during your presidency and made Buchanan look like Abraham Lincoln. A man so sick and terrible that even his wife couldn’t look at him or hold his hand. The only freedoms he ever fought for were for pedophiles, criminals, and traitors. May his memory be as short as the size of his, reportedly, di[**]. The gold on his toilet is more valuable than his legacy»
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