Broadchurch child star Adam Wilson is all grown up nine years on from hit drama

BROADCHURCH child star Adam Wilson is all grown up nine years on from the hit ITV drama

The actor, now 22, played Olivia Coleman’s son Tom Miller in the crime drama television series from 2013 to 2017.

The TV star looks different since his debut on the show where he played the fresh-faced youngster aged 12.

Viewers were hooked on the series and at various points predicted that tiny terror Tom was the murderer.

He was often seen lurking around, constantly fixated by his pornography-riddled phone.

The twittersphere was ablaze with theories that Tom and cabbie Clive’s son Michael – who was indeed revealed to be involved – colluded to commit the horrific crime and were watching a recording of the violent act on their mobiles.

Some even went a step further to suggest the teen tearaway killed his mate Danny in the first series and let his dad take the wrap.

Adam went onto star in in two series of ITV’s period drama Mr Selfridge and appeared in the BBC’s Silent Witness.

Familiar with playing the son of the lead, he starred as Gordon Selfridge, about Harry Gordon Selfridge (played by Jeremy Piven) and his journey to build the famous eponymous department store.

He also appeared in supernatural film, Spiritual Contact in 2014, where he starred as 11-year-old Jeremiah has had an unknown gift and can see through to a parallel world.

Speaking to the Northamptonshire Telegraph in 2017, the star said he had no idea how big of a deal the TV shows he starred on were.

He said: “At 12 everyone was saying ‘oh wow, you’re part of a Bafta-winning show’ and I was like ‘what’s a Bafta?

‘It was only when it got to series two that I realised it was actually pretty cool.”