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Charles Shyer Dead: Father of the Bride Director Was 83
VarietyStory by Pat Saperstein
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Acclaimed director Charles Shyer, known for beloved comedies like 'Father of the Bride', passes away at 82, leaving a lasting mark on Hollywood.
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- Shyer was Oscar-nominated for co-writing the Goldie Hawn classic 'Private Benjamin', showcasing his versatility beyond directing
- His family paid tribute, saying his passing leaves an 'indescribably heavy heart', highlighting the profound impact he had on those close to him
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Charles Shyer, Private Benjamin, Father of the Bride, Baby Boom