Ted Kotcheff — famous for directing iconic movies the likes of “First Blood” and “Weekend at Bernie’s” — has died, TMZ confirmed.

Thomas Kotcheff, Ted’s son, tells TMZ … the filmmaker died peacefully Friday night at Hospital Joya in Nuevo Nayarit, Mexico surrounded by family.

A cause of death was not disclosed.

Kotcheff’s enormous resume of both films and TV projects spans decades … but he is arguably best known for “First Blood,” the 1982 Sly Stallone classic that introduced audiences to John Rambo.

Of course … Kotcheff knew a thing or two about great comedy … which was evident when he directed the ’80s screwball classic, “Weekend at Bernie’s,” starring Andrew McCarthy and Jonathan Silverman.

Other notable movies Ted directed over a long career in Hollywood … the original “Fun With Dick and Jane” in 1977 with Jane Fonda and George Segal, “Uncommon Valor” with Gene Hackman, and the classic pro football comedy “North Dallas Forty” … just to name a few.

He was nominated for a slew of awards throughout his career — in Canada and the U.S. — and won a few.

He was 94.

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The pilot of the helicopter that went down in New York City’s Hudson River Thursday was a former Navy SEAL who dreamed of flying … so says his wife, about 24 hours after the crash.

Kathryn Johnson confirmed to Gothamist that her husband, Seankese Johnson — who went by Sean — was flying the Bell 206 helicopter when its rotor blades flew off, and it spun out of the sky … crashing into the water below and killing all six people aboard.

Sean had recently moved to New York City to continue his pilot career … and, Kathryn says she’s at a loss for words about the crash — adding it’s a very difficult time for her.