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Seinfeld Made Rob Reiner's Production Company A Staggering Amount Of Money
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Caroline Madden)
scrn logline
Seinfeld's extended cash cow: How Rob Reiner's production company Castle Rock struck gold with the iconic sitcom
beat sheet
- Seinfeld earned Castle Rock a staggering $200 million in profits, cementing the company's status as a powerhouse in the TV industry
- Rob Reiner, the co-founder of Castle Rock, went on to direct major films like When Harry Met Sally and A Few Good Men, further expanding his entertainment empire
call sheet
Rob Reiner, Castle Rock Entertainment, NBC, Seinfeld