Donald Morley (born 9th June 1923 in Fulham, London; died 27th May 1999 in Richmond, Surrey) appeared on Coronation Street in three roles:
- Sales rep Walter Fletcher who took a reluctant Elsie Tanner out on a date in 1961
- Leo Slater in September 1969
- Mark Brittain Warehouse storeman Fred Bolton in October and November 1974.
His television career began in the early 1950s and spanned some forty years. His other credits included Armchair Theatre, Destination Downing Street, Dial 999, Biggles, No Hiding Place, The Avengers, Compact, Dixon of Dock Green, Doctor Who, Z Cars, The Wednesday Play, Emergency-Ward 10, Softly Softly, Freewheelers, Bless This House, Crown Court, Are You Being Served?, Dad's Army, Emmerdale Farm, All Creatures Great and Small, Grace & Favour and The Brittas Empire.
Stage roles included productions of The Shrike, As Black As She's Painted, Too Many Ghosts, Make and Break and Night and Day.
He married actress Enid Irvin in 1951, who herself appeared on Coronation Street as Baytree Hotel customer Mrs Robertson in October 1971. The couple subsequently divorced.
