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Henry Bromell Biography

Birth Name:Alfred Henry Bromell

Birth Place:Columbus, Ohio, United States

Profession Producer, Writer, Director

Fast Facts

In 1992, he received a Humanitas Prize for his work on the TV series "I'll Fly Away․"
Won the 1993 Writers Guild of America Award for Episodic Drama
In 2013, he won a Producer's Guild of America Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama
Received the Houghton Mifflin Literary Award for his book "The Slightest Distance․"
In 1970, he received a degree from Amherst College
In 1982, he got married to fellow writer Caroline Thompson
Is best known for writing stories that involve tales of criminal activities

Awards

1992Humanitas Prize-60 Minute Category: winner
1993Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
1993WGA Award (TV)-Episodic Drama: winner
1996Humanitas Prize-60 Minute Category: nominated
2000Grand Special Prize-: nominated
2003WGA Award (TV)-Adapted Long Form: nominated
2012OFTA Television Award-Best Writing in a Drama Series: nominated
2012Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: winner
2012WGA Award (TV)-Dramatic Series: nominated
2012WGA Award (TV)-Episodic Drama: winner
2012WGA Award (TV)-New Series: winner
2013Gold Derby TV Award-Drama Episode of the Year: nominated
2013INOCA TV-Best Writing for a Drama Series: nominated
2013OFTA Television Award-Best Writing in a Drama Series: nominated
2013PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: winner
2013Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Drama Series: nominated
2013Primetime Emmy-Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series: winner
2013WGA Award (TV)-Dramatic Series: nominated
2014PGA Award-Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television, Drama: nominated
2014WGA Award (TV)-Drama Series: nominated