That might not be too terrible for the actress, though she claims to not remember anything from her days on Seinfeld.ĭuring an appearance on David Letterman, when asked if she missed her time as Elaine, Julia answered, 'I do miss it,' but she explained it was kind of weird that the show would be on syndication 'forever. To date, Seinfeld has made an estimated $4 billion in royalties from syndication, but Julia Louis-Dreyfus hasn't seen any of that money. Julia Louis-Dreyfus may be known for playing the perpetually single Elaine Benes on Seinfeld, but in real life, she has been happily married to Brad Hall since 1987. Emma Louis-Dreyfus, a 44-year-old San Mateo County social worker, died of an accidental drug overdose while at a campsite close to a popular hiking trail in South Yuba River State Park, north of. Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David make a lot of money from Seinfeld royalties, and the other stars get some DVD sale profits and 'residuals' that actors who are part of SAG-AFTRA get. Their global empire covers shipping, agriculture and food, and had a revenue of 33.6 billion in 2018 and yes, before you ask, he is also. Son of late father Robert and mum Margarita, he is one of the heirs - alongside his two siblings - to the Louis Dreyfus Company. While fans would likely guess that Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, Jerry Seinfeld, and Michael Richards make a ton of money from royalties and reruns of the show, that's not the case. We know, that’s what they all say, but in his case it might well be true. The cast eventually petitioned for-and won-$1 million per episode in the show's final season, according to Distractify. Related: Julia Louis-Dreyfus Still Gets Emotional Remembering Her Last Day Backstage On Seinfeld

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