Episode 2: The Golden Decade examines Rob Reiner's extraordinary 1984-1992 directorial run, analyzing the films that established him as one of American cinema's most versatile filmmakers. The episode explores "This Is Spinal Tap's" mockumentary revolution, "The Sure Thing's" romantic intelligence, "Stand By Me's" coming-of-age authenticity with River Phoenix and young cast, "The Princess Bride's" perfect blend of fantasy and wit, and "When Harry Met Sally's" sophisticated redefinition of romantic comedy featuring the iconic deli scene with Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal. Through detailed analysis of Reiner's directorial techniques, his collaborative relationships with writers like William Goldman and Nora Ephron, and his ability to master diverse genres while maintaining artistic integrity, this episode reveals how Reiner created multiple generational classics in just eight years.
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