Kevin Bacon has shared an emotional remembrance of acclaimed filmmaker Rob Reiner, reflecting on their close working relationship during the making of A Few Good Men. The actor took to social media to honor the director’s influence on his career and the warmth Reiner brought to the set. Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Reiner were found dead at their Los Angeles home over the weekend, a loss that has deeply shaken the film community.
Bacon recalled the excitement he felt when Reiner personally called to offer him a role in the 1992 courtroom drama. Calling it one of the most rewarding professional experiences of his life, Bacon described Reiner as a leader who balanced discipline with kindness, creating an atmosphere that was productive yet joyful. He shared memories of daily lunches with Reiner and Michele on set, moments he said were rare in his career and deeply meaningful.
The actor also noted how welcoming the environment was, mentioning that his wife Kyra Sedgwick, who was pregnant at the time, often visited the set. Bacon described that period as magical and credited Reiner for setting a tone of respect and camaraderie that extended beyond filmmaking. He ended his tribute by sending love to everyone grieving the loss, expressing gratitude for Reiner’s mentorship and friendship.
