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Anne Thomopoulos (executive producer) was senior vice president, original programming for HBO when she put ROME into development. During her time at HBO, she oversaw "Band of Brothers," which won six Emmy® Awards, including Outstanding Miniseries, and a Golden Globe® Award for Best Miniseries; and "The Corner," which won four Emmy® Awards, including Outstanding Miniseries, and a Peabody Award. Prior to that, she oversaw the award-winning HBO miniseries "From the Earth to the Moon." With Tom Hanks serving as executive producer, the 12-part miniseries won numerous awards, including three Emmy® Awards and a Golden Globe Award. She was also responsible for developing "Oz," HBO's first one-hour drama series, as well as the anthology projects "Laurel Avenue," "Grand Avenue" and "America's Dream."
Thomopoulos, a dual national of The United States and France, lives in Los Angeles with her husband and daughter. She holds a BA degree in English from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
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Bruno Heller
Executive Producer
John Milius
Executive Producer
William J. Macdonald
Executive Producer
Frank Doelger
Executive Producer
Anne Thomopoulos
Executive Producer
John Melfi
Executive Producer
Jim Dyer
Co-Executive Producer
Eugene Kelly
Co-Executive Producer
Jonathan Stamp
Historical Consultant
Allen Coulter
Director
Alan Poul
Director
Steve Shill
Director
Tim Van Patten
Director
Adam Davidson
Director
Carl Franklin
Director
John Maybury
Alik Sakharov
Roger Young
Bruno Heller
Writer
John Milius
Writer
David Frankel
Writer
Adrian Hodges
Writer
William J. Macdonald
Writer
Alexandra Cunningham
Writer
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