Willie Reale, a multifaceted and accomplished individual, grew up in the charming suburban town of Park Ridge, New Jersey, within a tight-knit family that comprised four brothers and a sister.
Notable accomplishments of Robert Reale include being honored with two prestigious Tony Award nominations for his contributions to the collaborative production "A Year With Frog and Toad", a creative endeavor undertaken in tandem with his accomplished brother, renowned composer Robert Reale.
In addition, Reale, alongside his brother and Richard Dresser, co-authored the theatrical work "Johnny Baseball", which had its world premiere at the esteemed American Repertory Theater, a respected institution in the world of performing arts.
Not only has Reale's impressive career been marked by his numerous accomplishments in the world of theater, but he has also made a significant impact in the realm of film, with his exceptional talents being widely recognized and celebrated. Among his many notable achievements in the cinematic world, Reale received a prestigious Academy Award nomination for his outstanding work as a lyricist on the critically acclaimed movie "Dreamgirls". Furthermore, he has garnered an impressive three Emmy Awards, specifically in the years 2010 and 2011, for his remarkable contributions as a writer and producer to the revamped and revitalized version of the beloved classic children's literacy program "The Electric Company", which has been a staple on PBS for many years, providing educational and entertaining content to young audiences.
Noted television writer, Reale has showcased his remarkable adaptability by authoring a vast array of scripts for prominent network television shows, garnering a total of three prestigious Writer's Guild Award nominations in the process.
