Gavin Polone

film and TV producer

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Former manager and agent who went on to found production company Pariah Entertainment; executive producer of TV shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm and The Gilmore Girls, and producer of films like My Super Ex-Girlfriend and Panic Room, whose new projects include the features Ghost Town, The Seed and Conan O'Brien Can't Stop, as well as the TV shows Backyards & Bullets and Tell Me You Love Me.

Gavin Polone on KCRW

Gavin Polone was an agent before becoming the producer of TV shows including The Gilmore Girls and Jane by Design, so he knows a few things about the agency business.

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Gavin Polone was an agent before becoming the producer of TV shows including The Gilmore Girls and Jane by Design, so he knows a few things about the agency business.

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'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop' and Gavin Polone's Many Lives

from The Business

'Conan O'Brien Can't Stop' and Gavin Polone's Many Lives

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