Whoopi Goldberg pays tribute to Rob Reiner as a standup guy and talented director
Following the death of director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele in their California home, Whoopi Goldberg reflects on their professional relationship and remembers him as both a wonderful director and a standup guy.
Rob Reiner, a renowned director and actor, was found dead in his Brentwood, California home along with his wife Michele on Sunday. His son Nick has been arrested and charged with murder.
The entertainment community has responded with numerous tributes highlighting Reiner's significant contributions to film and activism. Whoopi Goldberg, who collaborated with Reiner on the 1996 film "Ghosts of Mississippi," described him as "a wonderful director and a standup guy." She mentioned seeing him at the 2023 Kennedy Center Honors and considered him a friend.
Ana Navarro emphasized Reiner's political activism, noting his consistent defense of democracy and support for the Democratic Party. Other celebrities, including Stephen King and Ben Stiller, shared their own memories, praising his work on films like "Stand By Me" and "Spinal Tap" while describing him as kind, caring, and funny.
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