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D'Elia was an executive producer and a director of Chicago Hope, Boston Legal, Ally McBeal, Harry's Law, Monday Mornings, The Crazy Ones (all collaborations with David E. Kelley ), and the Shonda Rhimes series How To Get Away With Murder. He also co-created the series Judging Amy.
Bill D'Elia is a TV veteran who has worked on shows like Boston Legal, How to Get Away with Murder, and Ally McBeal. He is also the father of comedian Chris D'Elia and married to Ellie, an interior decorator.
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- He Is a Queens, New York, Native & Has Been Involved in Some of The Most Influential & Popular Television Programs of All Time. Bill D’Elia grew up in an Italian neighborhood in Queens, according to a William Paterson University profile.
- In The Mid-1990s His Career Would Take Off, With 8 Emmy Nominations for Work on Shows Like Ally McBeal & Boston Legal. In 1995, D’Elia began working with famed television producer David E. Kelley, directing almost 20 episodes of Chicago Hope, and taking some of his credits as executive producer.
- He Is An Outspoken Critic of Donald Trump & Supporter of Gun Control on Social Media. Bill D’Elia is an outspoken liberal on social media. He regularly posts anti-gun violence messages and images and statements in favor of Black Lives Matter and attacking President Donald Trump.
- He Founded an Anti-Gun Violence Campaign In 2016 Aimed At Electing Candidates In Favor of Gun Control. D’Elia felt strongly enough about gun violence and the need for stricter national gun laws that he founded a campaign in 2016 called Make Us Safer.
Bill D'Elia is a TV producer and director who has worked on shows like How To Get Away With Murder, Boston Legal, and Ally McBeal. He is the father of comedian Chris D'Elia and filmmaker Matt D'Elia.
Bill D'Elia is an American television screenwriter, producer, and director, linked to many popular and award-winning shows in the late 20th and early 21st century.
Oct 2, 2007 · Bill D'Elia, executive producer of Boston Legal, talks about the show's tone, Emmy nomination, and cast changes. He reveals how he used old clips of William Shatner in an episode he directed.
Nov 17, 2020 · EXCLUSIVE: Bill D’Elia, exec producer and director of series including How To Get Away With Murder and Boston Legal, has signed with ICM. The Emmy winner will be represented by the agency...
