Television director Ralph W. Hemecker dies aged 65
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Veteran television director, writer and producer Ralph W. Hemecker has died aged 65, according to an obituary notice. Known for directing episodes of major US series including “Blue Bloods”, “Once Upon a Time”, “The X-Files” and “The Flash”, he was widely regarded by colleagues as an influential and committed creative figure.
Hemecker died on 10 July at his home in Glendale, California. He directed 31 episodes of “Blue Bloods” and 28 of “Once Upon a Time”, and was showrunner, executive producer and writer on “Witchblade” for two seasons between 2001 and 2002; “Once Upon a Time” colleagues Lana Parrilla, Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis paid tribute to his artistry and generosity.
- TV director Ralph W. Hemecker has died aged 65.
- He directed extensively for “Blue Bloods” and “Once Upon a Time”.
- Colleagues praised his lasting creative influence.
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- Deadline — Ralph W. Hemecker Dies: Director Of ‘Blue Bloods’, ‘The Flash’, ‘The X-Files’ Was 65
- The Hollywood Reporter — Ralph W. Hemecker, Veteran TV Director of ‘Blue Bloods,’ ‘Once Upon a Time’ and More, Dies at 65
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Originally published by Variety as “‘Blue Bloods,’ ‘Once Upon a Time’ TV Director Ralph W. Hemecker Dies at 65”.