Cary Elwes, best known for his iconic role as Westley in “The Princess Bride,” is expressing profound grief following the recent passing of director Rob Reiner. Elwes shared a heartfelt tribute to Reiner, who died earlier this month, alongside a remembrance of his late friend Michele.

In a poignant social media post, Elwes referenced a line from the beloved film, writing, “Life is pain without you.” The actor's message conveyed a deep sense of loss and enduring sorrow for the absence of both Reiner and Michele.

“The Princess Bride,” released in 1987, remains a cultural touchstone and is widely celebrated for its wit, charm, and memorable performances. Elwes’ portrayal of Westley cemented his place in cinematic history and forged a lasting professional and personal bond with Reiner, who directed the film. The film’s enduring popularity is a testament to Reiner’s directorial vision and the chemistry between the cast members, including Elwes.

While Elwes indicated he anticipates a long period of mourning for both friends, his tribute serves as a moving acknowledgment of Reiner’s impact on his life and the film industry. Details regarding memorial services or further tributes are currently unavailable.