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    The Wee Man Released on DVD

    • July 8, 2013

    Last year Jim Sweeney played the role of Gordon Ross in motion picture, The Wee Man.  The film is now released on DVD and Blu-Ray

    Written and directed by Ray Burdis, The Wee Man is the big screen story that chronicles the rise of notorious Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris. 

The film stars Martin Compston as Paul Ferris, alongside Patrick Bergin, John Hannah and Stephen McCole. 

    The film is available to buy in HMV and online retailers.

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