News about Kris Marshall

Beyond Paradise viewers were left disappointed after watching the BBC shows season two finale. The episode, which aired on Friday night, saw DI Humphrey Goodman (played by Kris Marshall) and Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton) very nearly tie the knot.  However, the much-anticipated wedding didn't end up happening, leaving some fans feeling emotional and disappointed. 

Beyond Paradise will return for a third series and Christmas special, the BBC has announced. It comes following the second series' finale on BBC One on Friday night which saw DI Humphrey Goodman and Martha Lloyd very nearly tie the knot. The Death In Paradise spin-off show hit screens last year and saw Kris Marshall reprise his role as the detective inspector as he attempted to adjust to life with his fiancee - played by Not Going Out's Sally Bretton - on the Devonshire coast.

Anna Samson has made history as the first ever female lead detective in a brand new Death In Paradise spin-off (bottom left), which will take the beloved series for Saint Marie to a brand new bay Down Under. Return to Paradise will be set in sun-soaked Australia and follows DI Mackenzie Clarke as she solves a whole host of mysterious murders. This role will certainly be a big break in the UK for Anna (bottom centre), who previously starred in one of Australia's biggest soaps (top left), and even dated one of her co-stars (bottom right). After growing up in Nigeria and breaking into TV, the star caught the eye of BBC bosses with her stage work, impressing critics on both sides of the world.

The franchise's first female detective will be seen in Death In Paradise's brand new spin-off series, according to the BBC. In sun-soaked Australia, return to Paradise will be set, and DI Mackenzie Clarke, played by Anna Samson, will be on as she seeks to unravel a slew of unethical crimes. Following time spent with London's Metropolitan Police, she has been accused of tampering with evidence that will force her to return to her hated home down below.

The Cornish seaside town of Looe was a natural base for producers searching for a base for BBC series Beyond Paradise, with its winding streets, whitewashed stone cottages, and a relaxed atmosphere. Locals claim that the show's success, with 8.7 million viewers tuning in, has resulted in Looe's streets being packed with fans in search of selfies.

The lead detectives in Death In Paradise were all lured by warm weather and an idyllic lifestyle, but none of the actors playing the role have stayed around long-term. Four actors have played Ben Miller, Kris Marshall, Ardal O'Hanlon, and Ralf Little in the island's 13-series run. Ralf, 44, will be the next actor to leave the show after appearing as DI Neville Parker part-way through series nine, according to rumors.

Kris Marshall has refused to reveal any crossover with Death in Paradise ahead of a new season of Beyond Paradise. As Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman, played by Kris, returned to Saint Marie and reunited with his old friend Harry the lizard, the first season featured some elements of a crossover between the two BBC dramas. However, there are no signs of any more interlinking between the two series being produced in the future, after Kris initially denied the likelihood of this happening in season two.

DI Neville Parker (Ralf Little), the fourth in the show's history, was toying with the prospect of publishing a personal blog or a diary of his adventures on the sunshine island. Officer Marlon Pryce (Tahj Miles) was dismissive of the theory. 'I'd like to hear that it might be a bit of a boring fantasy,' he scoffed. 'No offence.'

Since its first episode in 2011, the crime comedy drama has been a regular fixture on British television screens. On Sunday, Death In Paradise will be back for a 13th series, as well as its 100th episode. The crew will reunite on the idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Marie and will be faced with more intriguing murders to solve. However, as detectives have been replaced on the island over the years, so have several of the other original characters. MailOnline takes a look at the series one cast members and what they're up to now.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Sanditon lacks one thing that distinguishes Austen's sublime books: subtlety. The dialogue is as understated as a dowager duchess in full regalia, and new plot developments erupt like a coach and horses crashing through the scenery. Blam! On a beach, handsome bachelor Duke of Buckinghamshire (Edward Davis) stumbling out of a bathing machine, adjusting his cravat after a tumultuous meeting with another chap, and crashing straight into Miss Georgiana.

Joséphine Jobert has confirmed that she is in talks to appear in the Death In Paradise spin-off series Beyond Paradise. Fans announced that the French actress, 37, who appeared sergeant Florence Cassell in the BBC comedy-drama until series 11, would 'love' to reprise her role. 'It's not officially planned yet,' she said in a Facebook Q&A. However, there's a chance that we talked to the manufacturer some time ago.

According to reports, Beyond Paradise has been renewed for a second time. Beyond Paradise's spin-off is set to end on Friday night, with millions of viewers expected to tune in. Kris Marshall and Martha Lloyd, who play DI Sally Bretton and Humphrey Goodman, are fronted by the detective drama.

Esther Williams and DI Humphrey Goodman will have a brand new lawsuit in the penultimate instalment of Beyond Paradise DS. However, they decide to relax and mull over the mystery in Shipton Abbott with a flirty game of 'darts' before getting to the bottom of a string of fires.' Esther (Zahra Ahmadi), a journalist who was contacted by MailOnline, dares her partner Humphrey (Kris Marshall) to a make-shift competition in an exclusive first glance at the fifth episode.

Carolyn Mayling, 68, of Maidenhead, died in May 2003 after an auto-immune disease caused a cardiac arrest and she was declared brain-stem dead. Carolyn, a co-director of Redroofs School for Performing Arts, where Kate Winslet, Joanne Froggatt, and Kris Marshall prepared, decided to have a baby and embarked on a 'rollercoaster' fertility journey, which she wrote about in a memoir of her life. (Photo from left) Rosie, Carolyn, and Dominic, son Dominic. Inset: Carolyn, with her ex-husband David, oldest daughter Ellie and Dominic as a baby)

GEORGINA BROWN: A play opens in which a woman's thinking is 'fat' and 'intellectually crippled,' and a philosophy professor is encouraged to attend awareness-courses on gender, obesity, and disability, just days after the word 'fat' was stripped from Roald Dahl's children's books. Or opt out. Which is fair enough. Kris Marshall's clumsy Teddy doubtless knew that his inability to 'genuflect to the new orthodoxy' would risk cancellation, but he's been rattled by the promotion, which has seen Lotty (excellent Eve Ponsonby as a smooth operator), to become Head of Faculty. The freedom of expression, gender politics, and power play are all hot topics in Ryan Craig's sarcastic portrayal of a modern marriage. Halfway Through Terry Johnson's enthralling performance, which has the audience's sympathies on display, husband and wife have swapped locations on either side of the prof's desk. Teddy is lost as he waits for Lotty to recognize him.

With its first episode on BBC1, Death In Paradise's spin-off series began last week. And in a special clip from the second episode of the show, Beyond Paradise, DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) is back on the job as he begins to work with new partner DS Esther Williams (Zahra Ahmadi). The clip shows the two detectives in Devon brisk temperatures as they investigate a new suspect.

The death in Paradise will be on repeats as the BBC revealed on Saturday that the forthcoming series and feature-length Christmas special will be released. Although the show has just completed its 12th season, fans can anticipate a return to Saint Marie's fictional island shortly.

Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton address the perplexing new Death In Paradise spin-off, but it takes place in south-west England rather than being set in the sunny Caribbean. We can't replicate all those cocktails on the beach, but we can have the quirk and characters of the West Country,' says Kris, who is taking Humphrey home in the series.

In the Death in Paradise spin-off Beyond Paradise, Kris Marshall is expected to reprise his role as DI Humphrey Goodman. The actor, 49, was seen on set filming the upcoming Cornwall series on Monday. Kris jumped off rocks and kept both the cast and crew entertained for every inch.

Kris Marshall was seen on the set of the Death in Paradise spin-off Beyond Paradise on Wednesday, for the first time. In between takes, the actor, 49, couldn't get the smile off his face and scurried around on set in Cornwall. Kris is expected to reprise his role as DI Humphrey Goodman in the forthcoming BBC show after leaving the original series in 2017 to spend more time with his family.

Kris Marshall, 49, is best known as DI Humphrey Goodman in the BBC crime drama Death In Paradise, and he is currently playing in Sanditon on ITV. He and his wife, Hannah, their nine-year-old son and six-year-old daughter live in Bath.