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Jeffrey Richman is an American writer, producer and actor.

Producer

• Uncoupled (2022–present): executive producer
• Modern Family: co-executive producer
• Stacked
• Frasier: executive producer
• Charlie Lawrence (2003): executive producer
• Stark Raving Mad (1999): co-executive producer
• Wings (1990): producer
• Rules of Engagement: co-executive producer

Writer

• Uncoupled: 3 episodes, 2022
• Modern Family
• Rules of Engagement: 4 episodes, 2009–10
• Back to You: 3 episodes, 2007-8
• Stacked: 2 episodes, 2005-6
• Jake in Progress: 1 episode, 2005
• Frasier
• Charlie Lawrence
• Wings
• The Jeffersons: 1 episode, 1982

Actor

• Cheers (1989–1991)
• Paper Dolls (1984)
• Drop-Out Father (1982)
• The Seduction (1982)
• Pray TV (1980)
• The Comedy Company (1978)

Personal life

Richman is gay. Since 2003, his partner is actor John Benjamin Hickey.

Awards and nominations

• Primetime Emmy: 1998 Outstanding Comedy Series for Frasier (1993).
• Primetime Emmy: 2011-2014 Outstanding Comedy Series for Modern Family
• Primetime Emmy: Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for Modern Family: Caught in the Act
• Nominated Primetime Emmy: 1999, 2010, 2015-2017

References

1. "Jeffrey Richman (I)". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2011-01-11.
2. Rorke, Robert (2011-06-26). "'Big C' Break". New York Post.
3. "The Backlot - Corner of Hollywood and Gay | NewNowNext".
4. "18 and Counting: United Just Severed Ties with the NRA". 2018-02-24.
5. "John Benjamin Hickey | Beck/Smith Hollywood". Archived from the original on 2015-07-11. Retrieved 2015-07-10.
6. ^ "Awards for Jeffrey Richman (I)". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 2011-01-11.

External links

• Jeffrey Richman at IMDb

• Living people
• American male television actors
• American television producers
• American gay writers
• American television writers
• American male television writers
• Primetime Emmy Award winners
• 20th-century American male actors
• American LGBTQ screenwriters
• Writers Guild of America Award winners
• LGBTQ television producers