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“There is no other director who has his range,” said Larry David, Bill Crystal and Martin Short, among others, in the joint statement after the death of their friends and collaborator Rob Reiner.

From ‘When Harry Met Sally’ to ‘A Few Good Men’, Reiner built a career and audience loyalty with the kinds of filmmaking Hollywood no longer sees as a priority or profitable. By Mia Galuppo Senior ...

Hollywood reactions to the death of Rob Reiner have been pouring in, and the cast of The Princess Bride is paying tribute to the late filmmaker. Reiner directed and co-produced the fantasy adventure ...

Viewers without cable can watch “A Runaway Bride for Christmas” live and on demand for free by signing up for DIRECTV‘s 5-day trial offer. Philo and Sling also carry Lifetime, but neither includes a ...

The brand new drama A Runaway Bride for Christmas premieres on Lifetime Friday, Dec. 12 at 8/7c. Starring Nischelle Turner and Mark Ghanime, the new Lifetime drama follows a troubled runaway bride who ...

When her holiday season wedding takes a turn, the bride flees the venue — dress and all — retreating to her hometown. As she recovers from the dramatic exit and subsequent relationship fallout, she ...

Lifetime’s new holiday movie "A Runaway Bride for Christmas," premiering Friday, December 12 at 8 p.m. stars Nischelle Turner, Mark Ghanimé and Kaitlyn Leeb. The movie follows a runaway bride seeking ...

Nischelle Turner has gifted herself something she'll never forget. The Emmy-winning Entertainment Tonight host, 50, known for covering celebrity news on the daily show alongside friend and co-host ...

“A Runaway Bride for Christmas” stars actress Nischelle Turner, who, as Emily in the movie, returns to her hometown and falls for her old high school crush, and he's nursing his own broken heart. New ...

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