Liam Hess
Liam Hess (born 28 March 1992 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom) is a British actor.
Career
Liam Hess was probably the first time in 1999 in the series " Murder Most Horrid " in front of the camera.
In 2002, he starred in the popular Channel 5 television series " koalas and other relatives " ( original title: Do not Blame Me, Do not Blame the Koalas also ) on a regular basis the role of Greg King, directed by Marcus Cole and Raymond Quint. A young Englishman, who emigrated with his mother and his sister to Australia. He became known beyond the borders of Britain addition by this role.
In the same year he was nominated for a ACEA Award for his performance in " escape from the past" (Original Title: The Whistle Blower ) nominated. A year later, in 2003, he won the ACEA Award and beyond an AFI Award for his performance in the said series " koalas and other relatives ."
Also in 2003, he spoke in " softies ", a television series for preschoolers, the rag doll Cosy. From this series, 80 episodes, each produced with a duration of five minutes. He worked again with his English colleague Hollie Chapman, from " koalas and other relatives ," together. The rather remained unknown series has not been sent in Germany.
His notoriety grew again for his role as Louis Fairhead in the prime-time BBC TV series "Casualty", which he played until 2004. He was most recently in 2008 in the role of Peter Dyer in the film " Angus, Thongs " ( original title: Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging ) to see which was produced by Paramount Pictures.