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Written by Kimberly - Estelle Reiner , who delivered the famous line "I'll have what she's having" after watching Meg Ryan fake an orgasm in the movie When Harry Met Sally , has died. According to The American Film Institute, Mrs. Reiner's famous line is No. 33 on its list of the Top 100 quotations from movies. Mrs. Reiner was the wife of actor-director, Carl Reiner,  and mother of actor-director, Rob Reiner .  Carl Reiner created the 1960s comedy series "The Dick Van Dyke Show," based on his experience writing for Sid Caesar , a volatile and demanding star. Carl Reiner played the Caesar character, named Alan Brady; ... Read Full Story
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Jazz singer and actress Estelle Reiner, wife of writer/director Carl Reiner, died on Saturday at the age of 94. The cause of death was not disclosed. Estelle , nee Lebost, is probably best remembered for her one line role in her son Rob Reiner's 1989 romantic comedy film, "When Harry Met Sally," wherein she said "I'll have what she's having" in reaction to Meg Ryan 's character in a deli. She also appeared in the Anne Bancroft-directed film "Fatso" and in Mel Brooks' "To Be or Not to Be." She also had four one-woman shows of her paintings in the 1970s. She became a ... Read Full Story
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Image by Alan Light via Flickr U.S. writer , producer, actor and administrator Carl Reiner has bound two books, due for absolution abutting month, his assembly said. Reiner, 87, is a 12-time Emmy Award champ who has written, directed or starred in "The Dick Van Dyke Show," " The Jerk ," " Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid " and the " Ocean's Eleven " trilogy. His work, "Just Desserts: A Novellah," is declared in a account absolution as "a funny news of acknowledged affair biographer Nat Noland who has aloof had his cage acutely rattled. Noland decides to e-mail God with a account of ... Read Full Story
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Estelle Reiner, who died on October 25 aged 94, uttered one of the most famous lines in modern cinema – as a customer in a New York deli in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally she observed Meg Ryan's character faking an orgasm at a nearby table and told the waiter asking for her order: "I'll have what she's having." The line makes the scene, lifting it above the crude, and has become this romantic comedy's best-remembered moment. Estelle Reiner – who appeared only in that one cameo – was the mother of the film's director, Rob Reiner, and married to the actor, ... Read Full Story
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Wikizines are interactive magazines that anyone can create or edit - and this one is about Carl Reiner. Here you can find fresh voices and respond in real time. Some members write articles about recent news and trends related to the wikizine's topic, others recount relevant personal stories or share their favorite pictures and video clips. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this wikizine? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own article! Read Full Story
"THE 2,000 YEAR OLD MAN" was never intended to last one year, let alone 60. In the early 1950s, friends and fellow comedy writers Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks started doing the routine at parties: Reiner would play the interviewer and straight man, asking Brooks a series of questions that he would answer as the world's oldest man. For example: » REINER: What was the means of transportation then? » BROOKS: Mostly fear. » REINER: Fear...  
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Carl Reiner’s entertainment resume and list of industry accomplishments comprise an ongoing saga. The winner of 12 Emmys and a Grammy Award has worked alongside an eclectic mix of performers, from Mel Brooks, Sid Caesar, Dick Van Dyke, Neil Simon ...  
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Q. Sixty years later it seems you see a lot of each other now. REINER Yeah, we got that big screen [gestures to incredibly large flat-screen monitor] to look at television. Q. So you come here, Mel, and you watch TV together? BROOKS Almost every night. He’s got a wonderful housekeeper-cook and we decide on a menu and a movie. Q. What did you watch most recently? BROOKS We watched last night “The Peacemaker.” With Nicole Kidman and, come on...  
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MEL BROOKS and Carl Reiner have been cracking each other up for nearly 60 years. The two met while working on Sid Caesar's early television series “Your Show of Shows,” when they cooked up a routine in which Mr. Reiner played an earnest ...  
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One of our favorite comedy bits, and one that ironically rarely seems to age, is the Mel Brooks-Carl Reiner "2,000-year old man" shtick. Essentially, it's an interviewer talking to the oldest man alive played by Mel Brooks. He has opinions on everything in old Jewish man style. Take his stance on the Black Plague "Too many rats, not enough cats." In High School one of our favorite comedy albums was "The 2000 Year Old Man In The Year 2000...  
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