Rob Bowman

Television director and producer of 'The X-Files'

Rob Bowman - Television director and producer of 'The X-Files'
Born

May 15th, 1960
64 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Directed episodes of 'The X-Files', contributing significantly to the series' success. Worked as a producer on multiple projects, showcasing abilities in both directing and production. Collaborated on projects that involved genre storytelling, particularly in science fiction and horror. Received recognition within the industry for contributions to television.

Directed multiple episodes of 'The X-Files'

Produced content for various television series

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