Noah Hawley

Noah Hawley, a renowned figure in the worlds of television and literature, has been instrumental in creating and developing several critically acclaimed FX series. His most notable works include "Fargo," "Legion," and "Alien: Earth". Hawley not only excels in writing and producing these series, but he also often takes on directing roles, as demonstrated in his feature film directorial debut with "Lucy in the Sky" in 2019. Adding to his diverse portfolio, Hawley has contributed as a singer to the soundtracks of his shows, demonstrating his multi-faceted talent.

As an accomplished novelist, Hawley has written six books, including "Before the Fall" and "Anthem," with the former earning him the Edgar Allan Poe Award for Best Novel in 2017. Hawley's literary talents also extend to the adaptation of his novels for film, as exemplified by his active involvement in turning "Before the Fall" into a movie. His collaborative efforts with Fox, marked by a first-look deal, indicate his continuous engagement in various project developments, including an upcoming "Star Trek" movie.

Hawley's work has been widely recognized, earning him numerous accolades over the years. His groundbreaking series "Fargo" won him the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Miniseries in 2014 and the Writers Guild of America Award for Television: Long Form – Adapted in 2016. Furthermore, he has been nominated for multiple Primetime Emmy Awards over the years and has also received a Golden Globe Award. With his proven track record in television and literature, Hawley continues to be a pivotal figure in the industry.