DEATH IN PARADISE STAR RETURNS FOR NEW SERIES
In exciting news for fans, Don Warrington, known for his iconic role as the Commissioner in Death in Paradise, has announced his return to the BBC series. He has also given fans a sneak peek at the new DI, played by former EastEnders actor Don Gilet.
Production for the new series is already underway, and Don has been teasing fans with behind-the-scenes images from the set. One photo shows Selwyn and the new DI outside the police station, reminiscent of a classic Saint Marie introduction. Another photo features the Commissioner alongside Darlene Curtis, played by Ginny Holder. Could they be investigating a crime together?
Fans have been buzzing with excitement and speculation, eagerly awaiting the release date for the fourteenth series. Some have even wondered if the Commissioner will be annoyed with the new DI, just as he was with Neville. But regardless, viewers are looking forward to seeing the new series unfold.
The behind-the-scenes shots have captured the attention of fans, who have expressed their gratitude to Don for sharing them. Many can’t wait for the new season to begin filming and have suggested a behind-the-scenes documentary to accompany each series.
Elizabeth Bourgine, who plays Catherine Bordey, has also confirmed her return to the show. She shared a preview of her script on Instagram, adding to the anticipation for the upcoming series.
While fans are thrilled about Elizabeth’s return, Josephine Jobert, who portrayed DS Florence Cassell, has made it clear that she will not be returning to Death in Paradise.
In a shocking revelation on social media, Josephine has finally put an end to the ongoing rumors surrounding her future on Death in Paradise. In a candid Q&A session, she made it clear that her time on the hit show has come to a close. “No, Death in Paradise is now over for me,” she stated firmly. “I’ve already left and rejoined the series multiple times, and I’ve more than done my part. While I am grateful for everything it has brought me, both personally and professionally, it’s time for me to move on.”
Despite her departure, Josephine expressed her gratitude for the continued interest in her character. “I am very touched to be asked this question,” she said, showing her appreciation for the fans. “It’s all love!”
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