ceallach spellman played james nesbitt's son in cold feet.
ceallach spellman played james nesbitt's son in cold feet.
who plays james nesbitt's son in cold feet?
ceallach spellman
cold feet (series 8)









































the eighth series of the british comedy-drama television series cold feet began broadcasting on the itv network on 14 january 2019. there will be six episodes and it is the third full series of "cold feet" since 2003 since it was revived in 2016.









































section::::cast.









































section::::cast.:main.









































bullet::::- james nesbitt as adam williams









































bullet::::- robert bathurst as david marsden









































bullet::::- hermione norris as karen marsden









































bullet::::- john thomson as pete gifford









































bullet::::- fay ripley as jenny gifford









































bullet::::- ceallach spellman as matt williams









































section::::cast.:supporting.









































bullet::::- jacey salles as ramona ramirez









































bullet::::- daisy edgar-jones as olivia marsden
cold feet (series 8)
in 1996, nesbitt auditioned to play adam williams, the male lead in "cold feet", an itv comedy premiere about three couples in different stages of their romantic relationships. the audition came about through a mutual friend of nesbitt's and the director, declan lowney. the producer, christine langan, had also recalled his performances in "hear my song" and "go now". adam had not been written with an irishman in mind to play him—english writer mike bullen had written the character as a thinly veiled portrayal of himself in his youth—but nesbitt wanted to take the opportunity to appear in a contemporary drama as an ordinary man from northern ireland with no connection to the troubles, especially after the troubles-based plot of "love lies bleeding". "cold feet" was a critical success; it won the 1997 golden rose of montreux and the 1997 british comedy award for best itv comedy and was thus commissioned for a full series. "cold feet"s first series aired at the end of 1998 and was followed by the second series in 1999. a storyline in that series featured adam being diagnosed with testicular cancer, which inspired nesbitt to become a patron of the charity action cancer. by the time of the third series, nesbitt and the other cast members were able to influence the show's production; an episode featuring adam's stag weekend was due to be filmed on location in dublin but nesbitt suggested it be filmed in belfast and portrush instead. several scenes were filmed at his old workplace barry's amusements, although they were cut from the broadcast episode. at the end of the fourth series in 2001, nesbitt decided to quit to move on to other projects. executive producer andy harries persuaded him to stay for one more series by suggesting that adam be killed off, so nesbitt signed on for the fifth series. during pre-production of the fifth series, mike bullen decided to kill off adam's wife rachel (played by helen baxendale) instead.
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