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NBC continues Will & Grace through 2004-2005
The four stars of NBC's television show Will & Grace are getting a raise, according to The Hollywood Reporter. NBC executives say they're finalizing a deal in which Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally, and Sean Hayes will receive salary increases, continuing the hit show through 2004-2005, the series's seventh season. Reportedly, both Messing and McCormack will pocket $400,000 per episode by the seventh season, and all four actors will have stakes in the back-end profits of the show. Will & Grace went into syndication last fall.
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