Rob Wren was born in New York in 1947. His father is the famous Carl Wren. He has made many comedy feature films, the most famous of which are "Baby Mother and Son" and "Big Stupid". Rob Wren started his career as an actor. His most famous role is Michael in the American soap opera "Family Portrait." Michael is a shameless fool and racist. Therefore, from the very beginning, Rehn’s direction as a director was unique: he was very good to actors and at the same time caring about performance; he had a deep understanding of comedy and satire, and he had a good grasp of the timing and structure of the work; There is a strong tendency towards liberalism and humanism.
As a comedian, Rehn has acquired a very fine observation ability, but the negative influence is also inevitable: his work seems to have been unable to get rid of the traces of imitation. This means that no matter how successful his film is, he cannot be included in the ranks of artists. However, Renn's sincerity is obvious. He does not avoid his imitation and lack of self-awareness, but sincerely wants to tell the audience a good story. It is very likely that Rennes will not be able to become a great director like Woody Allen and David Fincher in the future, but this will not affect the love of ordinary audiences for him, because he is humble enough and sincere enough.
