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Michael Sheen in Port Talbot in Coming Home

Coming Home

Wednesday 24 November, 7.30pm, BBC One Wales

Actor Michael Sheen makes an emotional journey to uncover his Welsh ancestry where he discovers his family's bigamous past, learns the story of his lion taming great-grandmother and uncovers a moving family secret.

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