
Ladybird Ladybird
Drama
Overview
Maggie has had four children, by four different fathers, removed by social services because of a previous violent relationship. When she meets Jorge, a gentle Latin American refugee, she gradually sees her chance for happiness, but her history still haunts her.
Top Cast


Crissy Rock
Crissy Rock
Maggie Conlan
Crissy Rock
Maggie Conlan
Vladimir Vega
Vladimir Vega
Jorge
Vladimir Vega
Jorge
Sandie Lavelle
Sandie Lavelle
Mairead
Sandie Lavelle
Mairead
Mauricio Venegas
Mauricio Venegas
Adrian
Mauricio Venegas
Adrian


Ray Winstone
Ray Winstone
Simon
Ray Winstone
Simon


Clare Perkins
Clare Perkins
Jill
Clare Perkins
Jill
Jason Stracey
Jason Stracey
Sean
Jason Stracey
Sean
Luke Brown
Luke Brown
Mickey
Luke Brown
Mickey
Lily Farrell
Lily Farrell
Serena
Lily Farrell
Serena
Scottie Moore
Scottie Moore
Maggie's Father
Scottie Moore
Maggie's Father
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