Liam Hess
- Actor
Liam has been working regularly since the age of 6. One of his earliest
roles was in the BBC production The Wyvern Mystery (2000) as the young son of Naomi Watts. At
the age of 11, his CV is the envy of many adult actors. As well as a
host of impressive TV appearances, commercials and voice over work,
Liam has worked on stage in the West End musical production "Spend,
Spend, Spend" and received impressive plaudits for his performance as
"Mamillius" in Nicholas Hytner's controversial production of "The Winters Tale"
at the Royal National Theatre, London.
Perhaps Liam's most memorable performance to date has been in the Polish/American feature film Edges of the Lord (2001) alongside Willem Dafoe and Haley Joel Osment, where he gives a moving and unforgettable performance (with a convincing Polish accent) playing the complex Polish peasant boy, "Tolo".
With a lead role in the 2002 Australian made comedy series Don't Blame the Koalas (2002), Liam's timing and his versatility are superbly demonstrated and it is easy to see why he is considered one of todays leading young actors.
Perhaps Liam's most memorable performance to date has been in the Polish/American feature film Edges of the Lord (2001) alongside Willem Dafoe and Haley Joel Osment, where he gives a moving and unforgettable performance (with a convincing Polish accent) playing the complex Polish peasant boy, "Tolo".
With a lead role in the 2002 Australian made comedy series Don't Blame the Koalas (2002), Liam's timing and his versatility are superbly demonstrated and it is easy to see why he is considered one of todays leading young actors.
