Dreyfuss Productions

Peter Dreyfuss establishes Dreyfuss Productions in the 1970s as a Vinewood film production company in Los Santos, San Andreas. The producer becomes controversial during his career, and the company releases at least five known films, whose titles are listed on Classicvinewood.com.

Dreyfuss leaves the film industry after Last Will and Testament performs poorly at the box office in 1991. Angered by the response from audiences and critics, he vows never to work again. Dreyfuss Productions becomes defunct, but Dreyfuss's earlier work later develops a cult following and critics reassess him as one of the "last masterminds of American cinema."

Dreyfuss Productions films remain available after the company closes. Bury Me is among the titles found on DVD shelves in 24/7 stores across the State of Leonida.