Nationality American Role Screenwriter Education Beverly Hills High School | Name Charles Rosin Spouse Karen Rosin | |
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Born January 4, 1952 (age 72)
Los Angeles, California, United States ( 1952-01-04 ) Occupation Screenwriter
Television producer Notable works Beverly Hills, 90210, Northern Exposure Movies Summer Dreams: The Story of the Beach Boys, California Girls Children Lindsey Rosin, Maxine Rosin, Avery Rosin Similar People Joshua Brand, Robin Green, Diane Frolov, John Falsey, Joel Fields | ||
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Charles Scott Rosin is an screenwriter and producer who has written for television since the late 1970s.
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Career
Rosin is best known for his work as writer/executive producer on the television series Beverly Hills, 90210 throughout the first 144 episodes/five seasons of the show, from 1990-1995. During Rosin's tenure as executive producer the series received a People's Choice Award, two Golden Globe Nominations, and numerous citations and awards for its sensitive handling of contemporary issues.
Other writing credits include Dawson's Creek, Leap Years, and Northern Exposure. Rosin's work on Northern Exposure earned him an Emmy nomination in 1990.
Current Project
In 2008, Rosin created the web series and website www.showbizzle.com along with his daughter, Lindsey Rosin. According to the show's website Showbizzle is "a new form of internet entertainment that combines daily updates of original, scripted video content with a social network aimed at emerging actors, writers, directors, fans of the biz – basically anyone with a computer who is looking for some fun entertainment."
Personal
Rosin was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, and attended Beverly Hills High School and the University of California at Berkeley. He is happily married to his wife of many years, Karen Rosin (nee Green), and they have three children: Lindsey, Maxine and Avery.
Quotes
Golf isn't a game - it's a choice that one makes with one's life
I can't criticize what I don't understand If you want to call this art - you've got the benefit of all my doubts
There's something intrinsically therapeutic about choosing to spend your time in a wide - open park- like setting that non-golfers can never truly understand