Harry Driver(1931-1973)

Harry Driver was born on 13 May 1931 in Manchester, England, UK. He was a writer and producer, known for Nearest and Dearest (1968), Pardon the Expression (1965) and For the Love of Ada (1970). He was married to Edith. He died on 25 November 1973 in Weybridge, Surrey, England, UK.

7.6

TV Series

7.5

TV Series

7.2

TV Series

5.6

TV Series

Love Thy Neighbour
7.0
TV Series
- devised by
- created by
- written by
- 1972–1976
Spring & Autumn
8.1
TV Series
- series devised by
- written by
- writer
- 1972–1974
Bless This House
6.9
TV Series
- writer
- written by
- 1971–1974
All Star Comedy Carnival
6.7
TV Special
- writer: "Spring & Autumn"
- 1973
Coronation Street
5.6
TV Series
- stories
- stories by
- writer ...
- 1961–1973
Love Thy Neighbour
5.8
- screenplay
- 1973
Nearest and Dearest
7.6
TV Series
- devised by
- creator
- writer ...
- 1968–1973
Never Mind the Quality: Feel the Width
6.5
- screenplay
- 1973
For the Love of Ada
5.7
- screenplay
- 1972
Nearest and Dearest
5.3
- television series created by
- 1972
Cheap at Half the Price
TV Movie
- writer
- 1972
All Star Comedy Carnival
7.5
TV Movie
- writer (segment "Love Thy Neighbour")
- 1972
Mike and Bernie
TV Series
- Writer
- 1971–1972
For the Love of Ada
7.2
TV Series
- written & created by
- written by
- 1970–1971
Never Mind the Quality, Feel the Width
7.6
TV Series
- writer
- written by
- 1967–1971

Alternative name
- H. Driver
Born
- May 13, 1931
- Manchester, England, UK
Died
- November 25, 1973
- Weybridge, Surrey, England, UK(pulmonary collapse due to historic polio hepatitis)
Spouse
- Edith? - November 25, 1973 (his death)

Trivia
Harry formed a comedy double-act with future writing partner Vince Powell whilst working as a trainee manager with Marks and Spencer department stores by day.

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