Rob Reiner shares childhood anecdotes from @pbsamericanmasters
Rob Reiner discusses his childhood, sharing anecdotes about growing up with famous comedians like Norman Lear, Mel Brooks, Sid Caesar, and Neil Simon. He recounts how Norman Lear was the first to recognize his comedic talent, telling a story about playing jacks with Ellen. He also shares a story about wanting to change his name to Carl, and how his father didn't think he was funny. He concludes by emphasizing Norman Lear's impact on his career, giving him opportunities to prove himself.
Creator: @pbsamericanmasters on Instagram
Transcript
People have always asked me, you know, was how was it growing up in your worse, you no? And I didn't rank, you know, you don't think anything is different. I mean, because you all you know is what you have in your house and your kid growing up, so you think it's normal. I mean, Norman Lear would be there rank Mel Brooks and Sid Caesar and Neil Simon. The funniest people in the world would be, you know, at my house. Norman actually was the first person to recognize that I had a sense of humor bec
Topics: Entertainment, Comedy, History
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