Rob Reiner made a chilling comment about his legacy just months before he was stabbed to death.
In one of his final interviews back in September, Piers Morgan eerily asked the actor-director which of his movies best encompassed the legacy he wanted to leave behind.
“I’m not expecting this to happen any time soon, Rob. You’re looking like a fine, healthy figure of a man,” Morgan said.
“But should the moment come when we need to remember the work of Rob Reiner, which is the one [project] for you, of everything you’ve ever done, that you would most like to be remembered for?”

Rob Reiner made a chilling comment about his legacy just months before he was stabbed to death. @michelereiner/Instagram

In one of his final interviews back in September, Piers Morgan asked the actor-director about which of his movies best encompassed the legacy he wanted to leave behind. Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube
Reiner then replied, “Well, I mean, listen, people have their favorites. [It’s] the cliché, ‘We love all our children, even the bad ones,’” before revealing his choice: “Stand By Me.”
Reiner went on to explain why the 1986 coming-of-age drama was so special to him.
“I don’t know that it’s the best — that’s for other people to decide — but it’s the one that meant the most to me because it really is an extension of my personality and my sensibility,” he shared.
“It has a mixture of humor and melancholy and emotion, and it’s something that is closest to me of all the films I’ve done.”

“Well, I mean, listen, people have their favorites. [It’s] the cliché, ‘We love all our children, even the bad ones,’” Reiner replied, before revealing his choice: “Stand By Me.” Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube

On Sunday afternoon, Rob and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found fatally stabbed in their Los Angeles home, with sources claiming that their throats had been slit following an argument with a family member. @michelereiner/Instagram
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During his impressive 64-year career, Reiner earned 90 acting credits, 55 writing credits, 32 producing credits and 30 directing credits.
The same month as his “Piers Morgan Uncensored” interview, he and his family — including wife Michele Singer Reiner, 70, son Jake Reiner, 34, son Nick Reiner, 32, and daughter Romy Reiner, 28 — attended the “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues” premiere together. (Rob also had a stepdaughter whom he adopted, Tracy Reiner, 61, from his first marriage to Penny Marshall.)
On Sunday afternoon, Rob and Michele — who wed in 1989 — were found fatally stabbed in their Los Angeles home, located in the neighborhood of Brentwood, with TMZ reporting that their throats had been slit following an argument with a family member.
Sources alleged Romy is the one who made the grisly discovery and told responding officers that a relative “should be a suspect” because they’re “dangerous.”

Sources alleged their daughter, Romy Reiner, is the one who made the grisly discovery and told responding officers that a relative “should be a suspect” because they’re “dangerous.” @michelereiner/Instagram

The couple’s son Nick Reiner — who has been battling drug addiction for more than half his life — is now being eyed as a person of interest in the investigation, according to The Post. FilmMagic
Their son Nick — who has been battling drug addiction for more than half his life — is now being eyed as a person of interest in the investigation, according to The Post.
In a statement to Variety, the couple’s “heartbroken” family confirmed their deaths with “profound sorrow” and described the “sudden loss” as “unbelievably difficult.”
LA Mayor Karen Bass went on to call the situation — and Rob’s passing — “devastating” and “tragic.”
She made sure to praise the Hollywood icon for improving “countless lives through his creative work and advocacy fighting for social and economic justice.”
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