Plans to release Rob Reiner‘s final film “Spinal Tap at Stonehenge: The Final Finale” are on pause after the director's death Sunday. Bleecker Street acquired U.S. distribution rights to the concert performance film directed by Reiner in October.

Nick Robinson, the actor who starred in a film that Rob Reiner and his son Nick Reiner worked on together, has broken his silence after the deaths of the acclaimed director and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, according to US Weekly.

From “As you wish” to “You can’t handle the truth” to Meg Ryan orgasming in a deli or Kathy Bates hobbling James Caan, Rob made all of our jobs immeasurably easier by making people love movies more. I’m in his debt. We all are. He delivered for our audience, and they in turn trusted us by extension.

The director called the 2015 movie "Being Charlie" — about a son's struggle with addiction and co-written by Nick — his "most personal film" in a previous interview with EW Radio on SiriusXM.

Close friends of Rob and Michele Reiner are remembering the remarkable couple following news of their tragic deaths.

Police tape blocks off the road at both ends while TV news vans post up on the curbs and swarms of podcasters jostle each other as the mansion becomes part of the town's topography of tragedy.

Stars of "The Princess Bride" and "Stand by Me" reacted to director Rob Reiner’s death, sharing what he meant to them.

Woods — a vocal conservative and supporter of President Donald Trump — became emotional while talking about progressive activist Reiner, whom he credits with saving his acting career.