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Alexi Hawley is the creator and showrunner of ABC's The Rookie. He is also a writer, executive producer, and director of the series.

Biography[]

Early life[]

When he was 12, Alexi Hawley's father, Tom Hawley, was a businessman and his mother, Louise Armstrong ,was a non-fiction writer. His mother died in 2008. He has a twin brother, Noah, who has written for Bones, Fargo, and Legion and is also a published novelist.

Career[]

In 2009, Alexi was part of the crew for the TV series The Unusuals with his brother Noah.

Hawley landed his staff writing job on a show, Castle, premiered in March 2009, which was based in New York about Richard Castle, a novelist, and Katherine Beckett, a NYPD detective. In May 2016 the series ended after eight seasons.

He worked on Body of Proof and Training Day. In 2016, Hawley made his executive producer debut in the drama series The Following, which aired on Fox but was cancelled after three seasons. In 2016, Hawley became supervising producer on his first drama series, State of Affairs, which aired on NBC, but the series was cancelled after one season.

In 2017, Hawley created and sold The Rookie to ABC. Eventually, the series received a pilot order, and later a series order. Hawley has written or co-written 25 episodes of the series, including the pilot. He directed the Season 4 finale "Day In The Hole" which was his debut as a director. Additionally, he also directed the 100th episode of the series "The Hammer".

Personal life[]

Hawley was single at the beginning of the 2000s.

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