Castle Rock Entertainment

Castle Rock Entertainment
Founded	June 19, 1987
President	founders: Martin Shafer Rob Reiner Andrew Scheinman Glenn Patrick Alan Horn
Notable Works	Seinfeld

Castle Rock Entertainment is an American film and television production company founded in 1987. It is a label of the Warner Bros. Pictures Group division of Warner Bros. Entertainment, a division of Warner Bros. Discovery.

History

Co-founder Rob Reiner named the company in honor of Castle Rock, the fictional Maine town that serves as the setting for several novels written by Stephen King, which happened after the success of the 1986 film Stand by Me. Reiner and co-founder Andrew Scheinman had already had a production company at the time of the launch. They were friends with Alan Horn, who was working with 20th Century Fox, who joined after being disappointed with working at the movie studio.

Productions

Television

Title	Format	Buyer		Year(s)
Seinfeld	Sitcom	NBC		1989–1998
Homeroom	Sitcom	ABC		1989
The Ann Jillian Show	Sitcom	NBC		1989–1990
New Attitude	Sitcom	ABC		1990
Morton & Hayes	Comedy	CBS		1991
The Powers That Be	Sitcom	NBC		1992–1993
Co-production with Columbia Pictures Television
Great Scott!	Sitcom	FOX		1992
Thea	Sitcom	ABC		1993–1994
The Second Half	Sitcom	NBC		1993–1994
The Single Guy	Sitcom	NBC		1995–1997
Co-production with NBC Productions until 1996, and NBC Studios until 1997
The Lazarus Man	Western	TNT		1996
Boston Common	Sitcom	NBC		1996–1997
You're the One	Sitcom	The WB		1998
The Army Show	Sitcom	The WB		1998
Reunited	Sitcom	UPN		1998
Movie Stars	Sitcom	The WB		1999
Mission Hill	Animated comedy	The WB		1999–2000
The Michael Richards Show	Sitcom	NBC		2000–2001
Lucky	Sitcom	FX		2003