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Glenn Padnick Dies: Castle Rock Co-Founder & TV Chief Who Helped Shepherd ‘Seinfeld’ Was 77
Glenn Padnick, who co-founded and was president of Castle Rock Entertainment and was a key player in bringing 'Seinfeld' into existence, died February 25 at 77.
Glenn Padnick, who co-founded Castle Rock Entertainment, served as its TV president and was a key player in bringing its crown-jewel sitcom Seinfeld into existence, has died. After a year of working almost entirely on contracts related to Lear’s series, Padnick was recruited by Horn to serve as head of business affairs at Tandem Production as its in-house legal counsel. Padnick’s son Robert, a TV writer-producer known for The Office, Miracle Workers and Big Mouth, said: “The best part of my career has been meeting people who worked with my dad.
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