Homeland is one of the series of the moment and one of the architects of its success has been Henry bromell, producer and screenwriter, who has recently died of a heart attack as reported by the well-known Los Angeles Times newspaper.
Bromell was an indisputable part of the team since its inception, but also of others well known around the world such as Doctor in Alaska, Chicago Hope, Homicide or Rubicon among others.
Born in New York in 1947 and worked for 18 years for 20th Century Fox. With his participation in Homeland came successes, with a Golden Globe and an Emmy Award, a recognized award for which he had previously been nominated for I'll Fly Away in 1993. He was also part of the writing team of The Family Tree and had begun to write stories in New Yorker.
From the chain they have issued a statement expressing their feelings for the death:
“We are deeply saddened by the loss of our dear friend Henry Bromell, who has been a part of the Showtime family for more than a decade. He was a prolific and immensely talented writer, director and producer, and his work on Brotherhood and Homeland was brilliant to say the least. We will miss his passion, warmth, humor and generosity. "
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Source - Variety