BREAKING: Two elderly people were found dead at the Los Angeles home of film director Rob Reiner. Their identities have not yet been confirmed. Detectives are investigating, according to NBCLA.

— AZ Intel (@AZ_Intel_) December 15, 2025

Politics related because Reiner has TDS. And his most famous character was a liberal. But All in the Family was hilarious back in the day.

Archie Bunker was an amazing character!

Who?mikejones! said:

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Doesn't say renier is dead.

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Thus the question mark.

Reports are ages of the deceased match the ages of Reiner and his wife.

And how often are dead bodies found at a house that isn't their own?

Regardless of his politics, he directed some bangers:

This Is Spinal Tap: (1984)
The Sure Thing: (1985)
Stand by Me: (1986)
The Princess Bride: (1987)
When Harry Met Sally... (1989)
Misery: (1990)
A Few Good Men: (1992)
North: (1994)
The American President: (1995)
Ghosts of Mississippi: (1996)
The Story of Us: (1999)
Alex & Emma: (2003)
Rumor Has It... (2005)
The Bucket List: (2007)
Flipped: (2010)
The Magic of Belle Isle: (2012)
And So It Goes: (2014)
Being Charlie: (2015)
LBJ: (2016)
Shock and Awe: (2017)

His father was a comedic genius.

Other than having an insane father?

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And how often are dead bodies found at a house that isn't their own?

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Hey, what's up with all these personal questions? You worry about your business, and I'll worry about mine.

Ulysses90 said:

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RIP Rob Reiner and his wife.

Apparently they were murdered by their son.

— Truth Gone (@truthgone613) December 15, 2025

No corroboration from other sources.

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Holy crap, if true. That's horrible.

He was a genius as a director. Tragically, it would appear that he is not just mostly dead.

Not surprised. Dude was way off the rails.

flakrat said:

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Archie Bunker was an amazing character!

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You know, I was about five when that show started and maybe 13 when it went off the air. I can remember it being on TV at night and a lot of it going over my head, especially the political stuff. But I still remember thinking Archie was funny. Edith was brilliant, and the constant bickering between him and meathead worked well. Even though Rob Reiner became such a putz in later life, but I certainly don't wish him dead.

His father Carl Reiner, who just died a few years ago, played Alan Brady on the Dick Van Dyke show. The show was originally supposed to be with him as the star, but it didn't test well.

A lot of people hated Archie's character, but if you really look back on it now it's brilliant. Because they weren't portraying him as being a really smart guy or being in the right they were making fun of him, but Carol Connor did the role so well that even though sometimes he said things that both right and wrong it was done in such a good way.

I have a lot more appreciation for it now.

I actually liked the Jeffersons spinoff on it. I thought George Jefferson was funny. Again a lot of it went over my head. I even remember in the early years the woman that played his mother was hilarious.

Fun fact. The woman that played Helen Willis on the Jeffersons was Lenny Kravitz' mother.

Now that I'm recalling all this, I feel pretty damn old.

How would they know the ages without knowing their identities?

There's a difference between knowing the identities and publicly releasing the identities. They may be withholding that to notify the NOK.

Horn_in_Aggieland said:

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Regardless of his politics, he directed some bangers:

This Is Spinal Tap: (1984)
The Sure Thing: (1985)
Stand by Me: (1986)
The Princess Bride: (1987)
When Harry Met Sally... (1989)
Misery: (1990)
A Few Good Men: (1992)
North: (1994)
The American President: (1995)
Ghosts of Mississippi: (1996)
The Story of Us: (1999)
Alex & Emma: (2003)
Rumor Has It... (2005)
The Bucket List: (2007)
Flipped: (2010)
The Magic of Belle Isle: (2012)
And So It Goes: (2014)
Being Charlie: (2015)
LBJ: (2016)
Shock and Awe: (2017)

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Had a good run early then 30 years of turds