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Rob Reiner Wiki Biography

• Rob Reiner was born of Jewish descent on 6 March 1947, in The Bronx, New York, USA. 
• His mother, Estelle Reiner, was an actress, and his father, a comedian, writer, actor, film director, and producer, was Carl Reiner. 
• Thus, after attending the University of California, Los Angeles, it is not shocking that Rob chose to devote his life to the film industry as well. 
• The reality is that Rob is so popular as a famous person in the American film industry that Reiner has managed to save a net worth of $60 million in his career to date. 
• The tasks of Rob Reiner have included both directing and making movies. 
• The net worth of Rob Reiner has been increasing since he is also an actor, best known for the 1970s show “All in the Family”. 
• Rob was well received and earned two Emmies for this part, and the show was labeled as one of the most-watched in the 1970s. 
• By directing such films as “When Harry Met Sally,” “Stand by Me,” and “A Few Good Men,” Rob Reiner also improved his net worth, but he also received a nomination from the Directors Guild of America. 
• “Misery”, “This Is Spinal Tap” and “The Princess Bride” were also directed by Reiner. 
• In 1972, when he produced “The Super,” a TV show broadcast on the ABC channel on which Rob worked in partnership with Phil Mishkin and Gerry Isenberg, Rob Reiner’s net worth increased even further. 
• Following this success, Rob was regarded as one of the best film directors in Hollywood in the early 1980s. 
• There is no question that such success and huge proceeds from the films contributed substantially to the overall size of the net worth of Rob Reiner. 
• Rob worked on films such as “Ghosts of Mississippi” and “The American President” at the beginning of his career in film directing. 
• He starred in “The Jerk,” “Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star,” “30 Rock,” “New Girl,” “Primary Colors,” “The Odd Couple,” “Postcards From the Edge,” “Bullets Over Broadway,” “The Wolf of Wall Street,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “The Beverly Hillbillies,” “The Partridge Family,” “The First Wives Club,” “Throw Momma from the Train,” and “Sleepless in Seattle,” as far as Rob Reiner as an actor is concerned. 
• Rob Reiner is a social activist and philanthropist. 
• He co-founded the American Foundation for Equal Rights, a group that seeks to fight against the same-sex marriage prohibition court ruling. 
• Rob is regarded as a political activist as well. 
• IMDB Wikipedia $60 Million 1947 1989 1995 30 Rock 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) A Few Good Men Academy Award for Best Picture (1992) Activist Actor All in the Family American Atheists American Film Directors American Foundation for Equal Rights and A Few Good Men and Sleepless in Seattle BAFTA Award for Best Film (1989) Beverly Hillbillies Bronx Bullets Over Broadway Carl Reiner the United States Cinema 

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Rob Reiner Quotes

• [on running for political office] I have thought about it. The problem was, I was seriously thinking about it a while ago, and then the family sat down and we all talked about it, and then I polled about 40 percent in my own family. I figured if I can’t carry my own family, then I’m not going to run.
• [on Carroll O’Connor]: Carroll set the tone of how we were to work on All in the Family. He was very inclusive–he allowed everybody to participate, and say what they wanted. He really was a thoughtful and intelligent person who cared about injustice. Whatever we all felt–whether it was about the Vietnam War or race issues or women’s issues, those things got into the show and he was part of creating that freedom.
• [on his on- and off-screen chemistry with Carroll O’Connor, who played Archie Bunker] Every week, we came up with a little play, and the collaborateness, and the way that Norman Lear allowed us all to contribute. That was the most fun, and what I’ve learned from Carroll O’Connor [as an actor] has held me in very good stead.
• Stand by Me (1986) was a unique directing experience because ideas came from everywhere. Doing a period piece about the world of childhood is an adventure, each day on-set; people from the crew threw their own childhood memories into the production.
• [in 2007] I like to think of myself as a very young old person. But you start thinking, ‘How many years am I going to have to be productive?’ Especially in our business, youth is so stressed. You start thinking, ‘How many more movies am I going to get to make?’ Maybe, if I’m lucky, I’ll make five more.
• [on producing The Bucket List (2007)] This is kind of a little minefield here. You want to get the tone right for it. This is a subject that you have to deal with comically. It’s still got to be funny. You want sentiment, not sentimentality. These are all the sidewalls you want to not fracture the picture on. Not that I don’t like an easy job.
• [on why his career skidded in the late 1990s when he split his time between movies and politics] People kept asking me, ‘How do you balance it?,’ and the point is, you don’t. I know now, about me: I can’t split my attention in that way. It doesn’t work. I mean, it shows, to be honest with you. You can’t do both.
• He couldn’t have been more different from Archie Bunker. He cared about the little guy. He shone a light on bigotry and ignorance and hope. Arguably, he created the single most indelible character in the history of American television. – on his All in the Family (1971) co-star Carroll O’Connor

Rob Reiner Important Facts

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• Rob and wife Michele Singer are the parents of screenwriter Nick Reiner.
• Credits Carroll O’Connor and Jim Nabors as his favorite acting mentors/best friends.
• He is of Ashkenazi Jewish descent (from Austria and Romania on his father’s side, and Germany, Russia, and Poland on his mother’s side).
• Named “It’s a Wonderful Life” as his favorite film in an AFI poll.
• Despite their antagonistic roles on All in the Family (1971) as Meathead and Archie, Reiner grew quite close to actor Carroll O’Connor off-camera.
• Growing up he lived right across from future wife Penny Marshall’s home in the Bronx.
• Acting mentors were Carroll O’Connor and Jim Nabors.
• Of all the films he has directed, he considers Stand by Me (1986) as his masterpiece and his favorite film.
• His favorite sports movie of all time is The Hustler (1961).
• Directed 3 actors in Oscar nominated performances: Kathy Bates, Jack Nicholson, and James Woods. Bates won for her performance in Misery (1990).
• Was best friends in high school with Richard Dreyfuss, whom he later directed in Stand by Me (1986).
• Best known by the public for his role as Michael “Meathead” Stivic on All in the Family (1971).
• Former comedic partner of Larry Bishop.
• Is portrayed by Trey Parker in the South Park (1997) episode “Butt Out” (Season 7, Episode 13).
• Ex-brother-in-law of Garry Marshall and Ronny Hallin.
• Brother-in-law of Maud Winchester.
• Wore a toupee in All in the Family (1971).
• Is a big fan of The Beach Boys.
• Replaced Ted Griffin as the director of Rumor Has It… (2005) twelve days into principal photography.
• He graduated from Beverly Hills High School in 1964. Other famous alumni include Angelina Jolie, Michael Klesic, Nicolas Cage, Lenny Kravitz, David Schwimmer, Jonathan Silverman, Gina Gershon, Rhonda Fleming, Jackie Cooper, Antonio Sabato Jr., Pauly Shore, Michael Tolkin, Betty White, Corbin Bernsen, Elizabeth Daily, Albert Brooks and Crispin Glover.
• While filming the scene in Stand by Me (1986) in which Gordie and Vern are being chased by a train, he couldn’t get Wil Wheaton and Jerry O’Connell to look frightened enough, so after a take, he proceeded to yell at them until they began to cry. He then filmed the scene over again.
• Named his production company “Castle Rock” after a fictional town created by Stephen King (the two have worked as a team on several movies together).
• Directed three of the movies ranked in American Film Institute’s list of top 100 U.S. love stories in 2002: When Harry Met Sally… (1989) ranked #25, The American President (1995) – #75 and The Princess Bride (1987)- #88.
• In his first project following All in the Family (1971), Rob Reiner produced, co-wrote and co-starred with then wife Penny Marshall in the TV movie More Than Friends (1978), a romantic comedy based on the couple’s own courtship.
• Supported Al Gore during the 2000 presidential election.
• Co-wrote the 1st episode of Happy Days (1974).
• Brother of painter Lucas Reiner and poet/playwright/author Sylivia Ann Reiner.
• He has 3 children with wife Michele Singer.
• In 1998, Reiner spearheaded a ballot initiative in California to add a tax on cigarettes to pay for early childhood development programs. It passed by a narrow margin.
• Son of Estelle Reiner and Carl Reiner.
• Adoptive father of Tracy Reiner, who is Penny Marshall’s daughter from a previous marriage.
• Ex-son-in-law of Anthony W. Marshall and Marjorie Marshall.
• Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame; it is next to his father’s star. [October 1999]

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