| Phyllis Gregory | |||||
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| Coronation Street character | |||||
| Portrayed by | Mary Quinn | ||||
| Created by | Harry Driver | ||||
| Introduced by | H.V. Kershaw | ||||
| Duration | 1962 | ||||
| Appears on | 11 July 1962 Episode 165 |
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| Classification | Former; guest | ||||
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| Date of death | c.1970 | ||||
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Phyllis Gregory is the wife of Bill Gregory who appeared seeking a reconciliation with him, causing complications for Bill and his lover Elsie Tanner. Bill was forced to choose between the two women, and he waited for a sign from Elsie to tell him to end his marriage. When none came, Bill agreed to try again with Phyllis and they left the Street together. By 1970, Phyllis had died, and although it took them 22 years, Bill and Elsie did end up together.
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