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    The Business

    Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner Produce TV

    Sean Hayes And Todd Milliner talk Grimm and Will & Grace.

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    By Kim Masters • Jun 4, 2012 • 30m Listen

    Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner are producing partners behind NBC's Grimm and TV Land's Hot in Cleveland. They talk about how they got Grimm on the screen after many setbacks. Plus, Hayes reflects on the early days of Will & Grace and the transition from being Jack O to becoming a TV producer.

    Today's Banter Topics:

    - Alan Horn is named the new head of Walt Disney Studios

    - Early Summer movies include many bombs for the studios

    - Highlights from the Cannes Film Festival

    Interstitial music post-Banter: "Gold on the Ceiling" by The Black Keys

    Mid-show: "VCR" by The XX

    Outro music: "Land of 1000 Dances"

    Banner image Sean Hayes (L) and Todd Milliner at KCRW

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      Kim Masters

      partner/writer at Puck News, host of KCRW's “The Business.”

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