# Diane English
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diane english (born May 18, 1948) is an American screenwriter, producer and director, best known for creating the television show Murphy Brown and writing and directing the 2008 feature film The Women.
== Early life ==
English was born in Buffalo, New York, the daughter of Anne English and Richard English who was an electrical engineer. She graduated from Nardin Academy in Buffalo, and then from Buffalo State College in 1970.
3.20: Driving Miss Crazy
Jesi and Lauren are joined by filmmaker Jessica Redish: a recent grad of USC Cinematic Arts, under the tutelage of Murphy Brown director Barnet Kellman! Jessica brings her love of Murphy since the age of twelve, as well as her experience with Barnet and Diane English, as a guest lecturer. Other top…
Interview Encore: Diane English (Creator/Ex Pro Murphy Brown) Part 1 of 2
PART 1: Topics include: Diane and the Murphy Brown origin story, why Murphy isn’t streaming, writing, and tales from the revival and classic series. Also, for those following us from the beginning, we finally ask Diane about the famous “Chet” story that Norm Gunzenhauser told us about in our first …
Episode 150 – What a Feeling: Getting to Know “Flashdance” Leading Man Michael Nouri – Part 2
In the conclusion of their two-part conversation, host Tony Miros continues the ride with Michael Nouri as they explore the fascinating chapters of his career after Flashdance. Michael reflects on projects like The Image Maker and working with legends like Jerry Orbach, Farley Granger, Colleen Dewh…
Reliving 80s TV, feat. 80s TV Ladies
"One look comparing TV from the early part of the 80s to the latter years reveals A LOT of change - technology, sophistication and subject matter most immediately come to mind," Cynthia observes.
Advanced TV Herstory host Cynthia Bemis Abrams loves to talk TV. "I really enjoy every exchange with Su…
Epstein Vibes: Unpacking 90s Sitcoms and Cultural Shifts
Advanced TV Herstory host Cynthia Bemis Abrams takes listeners on a survey of the connections between television, feminism, and broader cultural and political shifts. Recorded in April 2026, Cynthia explores the implications of the newly revealed Epstein files and their potential impact on how we u…
Epstein Vibes: Unpacking 90s Sitcoms & Cultural Shifts
Advanced TV Herstory's host Cynthia Bemis Abrams takes listeners on a deep dive into the profound connections between television, feminism, and broader cultural and political shifts.
Recorded in April 2026, Cynthia explores the implications of the newly revealed Epstein files and their potential im…
Epstein Vibes: Unpacking 90s Sitcoms & Cultural Shifts
Advanced TV Herstory's host Cynthia Bemis Abrams takes listeners on a deep dive into the profound connections between television, feminism, and broader cultural and political shifts.
Recorded in April 2026, Cynthia explores the implications of the newly revealed Epstein files and their potential im…
Episode 3789: Forced to Trust: William H. Hammes on a Mystery Where Nothing Is What It Seems
What happens when the one person you’re told never to trust may be the person who deserves your trust the most?
Author William H. Hammes joins Ric Bratton on This Week in America to discuss his novel Forced to Trust: Someone You Shouldn’t Trust at All, a suspenseful legal drama about trust, prejudi…
Murphy Brown, a beloved '80s sitcom, remains impossible to stream despite its popularity
Murphy Brown, the CBS sitcom created by Diane English that ran for 247 episodes and won numerous Emmy Awards, remains effectively unavailable on major streaming platforms as of late 2026.
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