Late Filmmaker Rob Reiner Earns Posthumous Emmy for 'The Bear' Guest Arc
Rob Reiner was posthumously awarded the Emmy for guest actor in a comedy series for his three-episode role in FX's 'The Bear.' Presenter Wendi McLendon-Covey accepted on his behalf, noting that everyone wished he were present, and the audience gave a standing ovation. Jamie Lee Curtis, who was also nominated for the show, was credited with encouraging Reiner to take the part.
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Reiner's victory honors his final television performance, a three-episode guest
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