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From Princess Bride to Spinal Tap, a look at his best movies

Rob Reiner's best films: From 'Spinal Tap', 'Misery', and 'Princess Bride' to 'When Harry Met Sally' and 'A Few Good Men'

The legendary filmmaker's entertainment industry career spanned seven decades.

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RIP Rob Reiner: From Princess Bride to Spinal Tap, a look at his best movies

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Rob Reiner: Spinal Tap and When Harry Met Sally director had unparalleled run of hit movies

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Rob Reiner, Legendary Comedic Actor and ‘Princess Bride’ Director, Found Dead in His Home

Rob Reiner, who segued from starring in “All in the Family” to directing movies including “ This Is Spinal Tap ,” “A Few Good Men” and “When Harry Met Sally…” was found dead Sunday afternoon in his Br...

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Rob Reiner, director of 'The Princess Bride,' is dead at 78

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Rob Reiner’s Best Films: From ‘Spinal Tap,’ ‘Misery,’ and ‘Princess Bride’ to ‘When Harry Met Sally’ and ‘A Few Good Men’

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Jamie Lee Curtis & ‘This Is Spinal Tap's Christopher Guest Remember Rob Reiner & Michele Reiner: "We Have Lost Great Friends"

Jamie Lee Curtis and her husband, This Is Spinal Tap franchise actor and writer Christopher Guest, expressed tonight how “numb and sad and shocked” they are over the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Reiner.

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Rob Reiner: His Life and Work in Photos, From ‘All in the Family' to ‘The Princess Bride' to ‘The Bear'

Fans are mourning actor and director Rob Reiner, who was found dead Sunday with his wife. Reiner made his mark as an actor on “All in the Family,” probing the generation gap of the late 1960s with his role as liberal hippie Michael “Meathead” Stivic opposite Carroll O’Connor’s blue-collar conservative Archie Bunker.

Rob Reiner's 10 best films as a director

Rob Reiner was a versatile director, crossing genres for a career that included 'This Is Spinal Tap,' 'The Princess Bride,' 'When Harry Met Sally,' 'Misery' and more.

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Stream it or skip it: ‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ on HBO Max, a not-quite-underwhelming sequel to an all-time classic

The End Continues (now streaming on HBO Max, in addition to VOD platforms like Amazon Prime Video) was titled such that the “II” could be interpreted as “11.” Because, you know, references. And the movie is a sequel to a significant cinematic reference point,