Bill D'Elia's extensive television career has spanned numerous roles, including Executive Producer and Director, with notable credits such as How To Get Away With Murder, The Crazy Ones, Monday Mornings, Harry's Law, Boston Legal, and Ally McBeal.
Throughout his impressive tenure, D'Elia has directed an astonishing 150 or more television episodes, while also serving as a Consulting Producer/Director on a variety of additional series.
Notably, he co-created the acclaimed show Judging Amy, which showcased his exceptional creative vision and skill.
Before venturing into television, D'Elia began his career by adapting Thomas Berger's Pulitzer Prize-nominated novel The Feud, which he also produced and directed.
D'Elia's personal life is also marked by a strong sense of family. His children, Chris D'Elia and Matt D'Elia, have followed in their father's footsteps, with Chris pursuing a successful career as a stand-up comedian and actor, and Matt working as a writer and director.
Chris D'Elia's notable credits include Man on Fire, Incorrigible, and Undateable, while Matt D'Elia has directed films such as American Animal, Boss Weed, and Powderkeg.
In his personal life, D'Elia is married to Ellie, a talented Interior Decorator.
