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Corey Haim Feels Left Out of 'Stand By Me' Tribute
29 Mar
Summary
- Corey Haim felt excluded from a tribute to Rob Reiner.
- Reiner was honored posthumously after his December death.
- 'Stand By Me' is returning to theaters for its 40th anniversary.
Hollywood luminaries gathered to commemorate the life and work of director Rob Reiner, who tragically passed away in December alongside his wife, Michele Singer Reiner. At a tribute event held on March 15, many stars remembered his contributions.
Among those present were actors Jerry O'Connell and Wil Wheaton, who starred with Corey Haim in Reiner's iconic 1986 film, "Stand By Me." This film is set to have a theatrical re-release in celebration of its 40th anniversary.
In an interview published on March 27, Corey Haim, 54, revealed his personal feelings about the tribute, describing it as a "family reunion I wasn't invited to." He quickly shifted focus, expressing the collective devastation over Reiner's loss and his absence from the planned anniversary tour for "Stand By Me."
