Diane English

Celebrated for her distinctive voice in television and film, Diane English was born in 1948 in Buffalo, New York, USA. She carved her name in the television industry primarily from 1985 onward, becoming a force to reckon with in comedy and drama genres, with her most renowned work being the groundbreaking sitcom, "Murphy Brown," which won her multiple awards including Primetime Emmys. English is noted for her insightful and witty writing, often exploring social and political issues with a keen sense of humor and a feminist perspective.

Relentlessly bold and innovative, Diane English is not just a director, but a beacon of inspiration for women in the male-dominated world of filmmaking.