Remembering Rob and Michele Reiner: Cary Elwes Pays Tribute to Beloved Friends
Cary Elwes, known for his role in "The Princess Bride," expressed his deep sorrow over the recent deaths of his close friends, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner. In a heartfelt Instagram tribute, Elwes shared his grief and memories of the Reiners, who passed away in their Brentwood home. Elwes reflected on his friendship with Rob Reiner, whom he met nearly 40 years ago while working on "The Princess Bride," and praised the filmmaker's authenticity and humor.
Elwes fondly remembered the laughter-filled days on the set of "The Princess Bride" and highlighted the Reiners' commitment to progressive causes. He praised Rob Reiner's ability to bring joy and laughter to those around him, describing his laughter as one of the greatest sounds he has ever known. Despite the tragic circumstances of their deaths, Elwes emphasized the enduring impact of their friendship and the love they shared.
The actor also mentioned his collaboration with Rob Reiner on the film "Being Charlie" in 2015, which was co-written by Reiner's son, Nick Reiner. Tragically, Nick Reiner has been charged with the murder of his parents after struggling with addiction and other challenges. Elwes concluded his tribute by quoting a line from "The Princess Bride," expressing the pain of losing his dear friends but acknowledging the enduring power of true love.
In the wake of the Reiners' passing, Cary Elwes joins a chorus of Hollywood figures paying tribute to the beloved couple. His heartfelt words serve as a poignant reminder of the impact of their friendship and the lasting legacy they leave behind. Despite the pain of their loss, Elwes finds solace in the enduring power of true love and the memories he shared with the Reiners.