Vivian Milroy (1917–2009) was an English director and producer working in both film and television,[1][2] and was also a screenwriter in both mediums.
He first trained as an actor at RADA,[3] graduating in 1939, and for a short time at the very start of his career, he performed as an actor in television films.
He is best known for the films Don't Say Die[4] (1950), which he both directed and wrote, and Crow Hollow[5] (1952); and also for directing Armchair Theatre and Coronation Street.
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