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Gary S. Halvorson is an American director of television shows, series and film, best known for directing and producing the show, Friends.

Directing

He was trained as a classical pianist at but is primarily noted as the director of situation comedies such as Friends (of which he directed 56 episodes) and The Drew Carey Show.^[1] He also made his film directorial debut The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (1999), a children's film.

For the New York Metropolitan Opera,^[2]^[3] he directed high-definition theater simulcasts of The Magic Flute (30 Dec 2006), I Puritani (6 Jan 2007), Il Barbiere di Siviglia (24 Mar 2007), Il Tabarro (28 Apr 2007), Roméo et Juliette (15 Dec 2007), Macbeth (11 Jan 2008), Peter Grimes (15 Mar 2008), La Bohème (5 Apr 2008), La fille du régiment (26 Avr 2008), the 2008-09 opening night gala starring Renée Fleming (22 Sep 2008), Doctor Atomic (8 Nov 2008), Thaïs (20 Dec 2008), Lucia di Lammermoor (7 Feb 2009), Madama Butterfly (7 Mar 2009), La Cenerentola (9 May 2009), Tosca (10 Oct 2009), Aida (23 Oct 2008), Turandot (7 Nov 2009), Les Contes d'Hoffmann (19 Dec 2009), Carmen (16 Jan 2010), Armida (1 May 2010), Das Rheingold (9 Oct 2010), Don Pasquale (13 Nov 2010) and Don Carlo (11 Dec 2010).

Halvorson also directed Paul Simon's "You're The One" live concert in Paris, which aired on PBS and is available on DVD.

Filmography

This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items. (March 2015)

Film

Year	Title	Notes
1984	The Quintessential Peggy Lee	Direct-to-Video
1999	The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland
2018	The King and I

Television

Year	Title	Notes
1976	Standing Room Only	— "Vanities"
1980	Broadway on Showtime	— "Little Johnny Jones"
1981	Jules Feiffer's Hold Me	TV movie
1982	The Country Girl	TV movie
1984	Hizzoner!	TV movie
1985–93	Kids Incorporated	Director (7 episodes)
1986	Solid Gold	Director (13 episodes)
1987–2008	Great Performances	Director (11 episodes)
1989	A Conversation with...	— "Betty White"
1991	Riders in the Sky	Director (11 episodes)
1991	On the Television	Director (38 episodes)
1992	Roundhouse	— "TV on Trial"
1992–94	Adventures in Wonderland	Director (14 episodes)
1993	Xuxa	Director (65 episodes)
1994	Herman's Head	— "You Say Tomato"
1994	Growing Up Funny	TV movie
1995	Muscle	Director (13 episodes)
1995–96	Minor Adjustments	Director (6 episodes)
1995–96	The Drew Carey Show	Director (2 episodes) — "Drew Gets Motivated" (1996) — "Isomers Have Distinct Characteristics" (1995)
1996	The Wayans Bros.	Director (2 episodes) — "Goin' to the Net" — "The Return of the Temptones"
1996–97	Roseanne	Director (8 episodes)
1996–97	Muppets Tonight	Director (11 episodes)
1996–98	Grace Under Fire	Director (3 episodes)
1996–99	Sabrina the Teenage Witch	Director (28 episodes) Producer (13 episodes)
1997	Bouncers	TV movie
1997	Teen Angel	Director (3 episodes)
1997–2001	The Metropolitan Opera Presents	Director (3 episodes)
1997–2004	Friends	Director (55 episodes)
1997–2005	Everybody Loves Raymond	Director (61 episodes)
1999	Whole World Comedy	— "Pilot"
1999	Norm	— "Norm vs. Norm"
1999–2000	Jesse	Director (7 episodes)
2000	Don Giovanni	TV movie
2001	Grounded for Life	— "Lily B. Goode"
2001	Everything But the Girl	TV movie
2001	The Back Page	TV movie
2001	Bliss	TV movie (Executive Producer)
2002	True West	TV movie
2002	Faith Hill: When the Lights Go Down	TV movie (also Producer)
2002	B.S.	TV movie
2002–2004	What I Like About You	Director (7 episodes)
2003	Regular Joe	Director (1 Episode) (also Executive Producer)
2003	These Guys	TV movie
2003–04	The Tracy Morgan Show	Director (3 episodes)
2004	Eddie's Father	TV movie
2004–05	Complete Savages	Director (2 episodes) — "The Complete Savages in... 'Hot Water' " (2005) — "Nick Kicks Butt" (2004)
2004–06	Joey	Director (9 episodes)
2004–07	Two and a Half Men	Director (34 episodes)
2005	Committed	Director (5 episodes)
2005	Kenny Chesney: Somewhere in the Sun	TV special
2005	Lies and the Wives We Tell Them To	TV movie
2005	Blue Skies	TV movie
2006	Grand Union	TV movie
2006	Lucky Louie	— "Pilot"
2007	Rules of Engagement	Director (4 episodes)
2007	'Til Death	— "No More Mr. Vice Guy"
2007	Elmo's Christmas Countdown	TV movie
2007	Making It Legal	TV movie
2008	Do Not Disturb	Director (2 episodes) — "Dosing" — "Birdcage"
2009	Canned	TV movie
2009–2011	True Jackson, VP	Director (16 episodes) Producer (26 episodes)
2010	Telepathetic	TV movie
2010–11	Better with You	Director (11 episodes)
2012	How to Be a Gentleman	Director (2 episodes) — "How to Be Shallow" — "How to Get Along with Your Boss's New Girlfriend"
2012	Duets	Director (8 episodes)
2012	Yo Gabba Gabba!	— "Gooble"
2012	Michael Buble: Home for the Holidays	TV special
2012–13	Marvin Marvin	Director (3 episodes)
2012–13	Work It	Director (3 episodes)
2013	Mom	Directors (2 episodes) — "A Small Nervous Breakdown and a Misplaced Fork" — "A Pee Stick and an Asian Raccoon"
2015	Your Family or Mine	— "The Couch"
2015	The Dunes Club	TV movie

Awards and nominations

He was awarded an Emmy^[4] for "Outstanding Special Class Directing" for the 78th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, shown on NBC. In 1996, he was awarded a Daytime Emmy Award for "Outstanding Directing in a Children's Series" for Adventures in Wonderland. He has also been nominated for "Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series", for his work on Everybody Loves Raymond.

References

^ Roberts, Jerry (2009-06-05). Encyclopedia of Television Film Directors. Scarecrow Press. ISBN 978-0-8108-6378-1.
^ Greiving, Tim (2015-08-25). "Opera for the Masses Reps Cash Cow for the Met". Variety. Retrieved 2020-05-02.
^ Jacobson, Mitch (2012-09-10). Mastering Multi-Camera Techniques: From Pre-Production to Editing to Deliverable Masters. CRC Press. ISBN 978-1-136-05790-8.
^ "Halvorson in 'Carnegie Hall' director seat". The Hollywood Reporter. 26 February 2008. Retrieved 2020-05-02.

External links

Gary Halvorson at IMDb

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing Team for a Multiple Camera Daytime Non-Fiction Program

H. Wesley Kenney (1974)
Mort Lachman (1975)
Nick Havinga (1976)
No Award (1977–1981)
Alfred R. Kelman (1982)
No Award (1983–1986)
Dick Schneider (1987)
Dick Schneider / Kirk Browning (1988)
No Award (1989)
Victoria Hochberg (1990)
Kristoffer Tabori (1991)
Dick Schneider (1992)
Mike Gargiulo / Russell Morash (1993)
Bob McKinnon (1994)
Charles Jarrott (1995)
Arthur Forrest (1996)
László Pal (1997)
Gary Halvorson and Alan Carter (1998)
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Gary Paben and Christopher Lincoln (2003)
Arlene Hazzan Green (2004)
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Ron de Moraes (2008)
Gary Halvorson (2009)
David McKenzie (2010)
Ryan Polito (2011)
Gary Halvorson (2012)
Ryan Polito (2013)
Anne Fox (2014)
Gary Halvorson (2015)
Bianca Giaever (2016)
John Chester (2017)
Jay Hatcher (2018)
Norah Shapiro (2019)
David McKenzie (2020)
Vincent Adam Paul (2021)
Ron de Moraes (2022)
Joe Terry (2023)
Sarah de la O (2024)

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