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Hi, I'm Leonard Malton. And I'm Jesse Malton.

And you're listening to Malton on movies.

Our guest today is, well, he's a very nice fellow, and we've known him for a long time.

He's a nice boy.

We found him on the street.

His name is Don Hahn.

And it's tough to summarize what Don is.

But to me, Don, you are living Disney studio history. That's what you are. That's what you embody.

Wow, thanks. I'm happy to be that. Well, there's nothing you haven't done there. You were just set. You played with the remnants of the Firehouse 5 plus two. That is not. Yeah, it's great. Well, there's always been a studio band for a long, long time.

But when I started, you know, I was a drummer, and so I sat in, and Frank Thomas was still playing piano,

and Ozzie Nelson's brother, Don, was playing alto sax, and, you know, it was that kind of thing.

But it was a very small collegial studio back then.

This is a few years ago. I know, but it's so cool. I know. It's so cool.

And we're going to go through all that.

I mean, your headline is that you are the producer of Beauty and the Beast and the Lion King, as many others as well.

The not remake, live action, whatever they are, the real.

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