VIDEO : Unstoppable Carl Reiner Nominated For An Emmy At 96

(CNN)Carl Reiner became the oldest-ever nominee for an Emmy Award in July -- for his role, appropriately enough, narrating and appearing in the HBO documentary "If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast," about people staying active into their 90s and beyond. Reiner, 96, won his first Emmy in 1957 -- for "Caesar's Hour" -- and his last in 1995, for a guest performance on "Mad About You." The writer, producer, director and actor was also inducted into the Television Academy's Hall of Fame four years later, giving him a dozen honors -- four, he noted in an interview, for each of his three kids after he's gone.