Before his death, Rob Reiner shared his true feelings about Donald Trump
Rob Reiner, the celebrated filmmaker, and his wife Michele were found deceased in their Los Angeles home on Sunday. Authorities are investigating the deaths as a possible homicide, sparking widespread grief and reflection on Reiner’s legacy.
The family confirmed the tragedy in a statement, expressing profound sorrow and requesting privacy. Reiner was renowned for directing iconic films like *The Princess Bride* and *A Few Good Men*, which earned an Oscar nomination.
Beyond Hollywood, Reiner was a deeply engaged political activist. He was known for his substantive work on policy issues, particularly early childhood education and marriage equality.
He co-founded the American Foundation for Equal Rights, which challenged California’s ban on same-sex marriage. Colleagues noted he uniquely bridged entertainment and serious political advocacy.
Reiner was also an outspoken critic of former President Donald Trump. In 2017, he publicly stated he believed Trump was “mentally unfit” and unqualified for the presidency.
In 2023, he produced a documentary on Christian nationalism and questioned Trump’s religious sincerity. Reiner remained a vocal supporter of President Joe Biden during the 2024 election cycle.
As the investigation continues, tributes honor Reiner for his vast cultural contributions and his dedicated political activism.
