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| Anne Reid | Mrs. Abernathy | |
| Claire Hackett | Mum | |
| Ian Hart | Dad | |
| Anthony Borrows | Liam | |
| David Hart | Con | |
| Megan Burns | Teresa | |
| Russell Dixon | Father Ryan | |
| Julia Deakin | Auntie Aggie | |
| Andrew Schofield | Uncle Tom | |
| Bernadette Shortt | Lizzie | |
| David Hart (IV) | ||
| David Carey | Lizzie's husband | |
| David Knopov | Mr. Samuels | |
| Jane Gurnett | Mrs. Samuels | |
| Gema Loveday | Jane Samuels | |
| Martin Hancock | David |
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| Producer | Colin McKeown
Martin Tempia Ulrich Felsberg Sally Hibbin |
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| Writer | Jimmy McGovern
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Big Heroes Come In Small Packages. A powerful and emotionally charged portrait of an ordinary family caught up in extraordinary circumstances, Liam tells the story of a seven-year-old boy growing up in Liverpool during the 1930s. As he prepares to make his First Communion, young Liam tries to make sense of the complex and unsettled world around him, a world that is about to change forever because of economic, political and social upheaval. |
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