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Harry Duffin is a retired Screenwriter and current Book Writer best known for creating ‘The Tribe’ and for 17 episodes for Coronation Street (1960) between January 1991 and April 1993. He was been awarded The Writers Guild for Best Television Serial for the critically acclaimed and legendary Coronation Street (1960).

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Film Production

Screenplay:
1996  Return to Treasure Island

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TV Production

Creator:
1999  The Tribe

Script Consultant:
1998  The Adventures of Swiss Family Robinson
1998  The Legend of William Tell
1999  A Twist in the Tale
1999  The Tribe

Script Supervisor:
1998  The Adventures of Swiss Family Robinson
1998  The Legend of William Tell
1999  A Twist in the Tale
1999  The Tribe
2001  Atlantis High

Writer:
1983  Dramarama
1984  The Bill
1984  The District Nurse
1985  EastEnders
1986  Boon
1998  The Adventures of Swiss Family Robinson
1998  The Legend of William Tell
1999  A Twist in the Tale
1999  The Tribe
2001  Atlantis High

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