Corrie cast Brookside legend as Sean Tully's new love interest
Coronation Street 's Sean Tully, played by Antony Cotton, is set for a new love interest on the hit ITV soap.
It comes after a "Corrie insider" told Digital Spy: "While Sean is smitten, there may be more to Frank than meets the eye. Liam was last seen in Weatherfield as his character Dylan in 2020 and he is due to start filming on 17 May. Liam's character Dylan is the on-screen son of Sean, played by Antony Cotton, after he agreed to be a donor for his friend Violet Wilson, played by Jenny Platt, in 2007.
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