Iconic Brooklyn Diner Relocated to Steiner Studios for Movie Production

The Big Move

• 🚚 An iconic Brooklyn diner, known as "the diner," was moved from its Williamsburg corner to Steiner Studios.
• 💡 The relocation was a significant event, described by the owner as "one of the best days I've ever had."

Diner's History and Significance

• 🕰️ Opened in 1968, the steel diner has been a neighborhood landmark for nearly three decades under Sandy Stillman's ownership.
• 🎬 It has served as a filming location for movies such as "The Good Shepard" and "Men in Black 3."

Preservation and New Life

• 🏗️ Doug Steiner, owner of Steiner Studios, committed to preserving the diner, stating it was "a great thing to preserve it."
• 🌟 The former owner hopes the diner will be featured in many more movies, giving it a new life in show business.

Future of the Original Site

• 🏢 The diner's former location will be redeveloped into a new apartment building, with construction scheduled to begin soon.
• 💭 While the physical space will change, the memories associated with the diner on that street corner will remain.

Transition to Steiner Studios

• 📍 On Monday morning, the diner will be offloaded from the flatbed truck and placed on a foundation at Steiner Studio.
• 🎥 This move ensures the diner, a piece of New York history, can be experienced and utilized in film productions.