News about Ralf Little

Don, 57, will make his debut in a feature-length Christmas special later this year, before a brand-new series in 2025.  Announcing the news on Thursday, the official Death Of Paradise Instagram account shared: 'We've got some really exciting news... there's a new detective in Saint Marie!

However, fans of the show were left feeling confused over the new casting as the actor once appeared in the series before as a murderer.  Don Gilet, 57, is set to replace Ralf Little and put his detective hat on in a feature-length Christmas special later this year, before a brand-new series in 2025.

Don Gilet is set to put his detective hat on as he has been announced as the new lead in crime drama Death In Paradise. The actor, 57, will make his debut in a feature-length Christmas special later this year, before a brand-new series in 2025.  Don will play Detective Inspector Mervin WiIson - who arrives on the idyllic island of Saint Marie from London, and isn't overly pleased with his new surroundings. 

Ralf Little's DI Neville Parker will be replaced on Death In Paradise by 'someone younger' according to Beyond Paradise star Peter Davison. Davison, who plays Richard Baxter in the BBC series, did not rule out taking the role himself, however. Little, 44, quit the lead role in Death In Paradise after five years with a final appearance in March's series 13 finale.

Death in Paradise fans have revealed who they want to see take on the lead detective role in the wake of Ralf Little's surprise exit. The actor, 44, left the show at the end of series 13, as his character DI Neville Parker said farewell to the island of Saint Marie. After the finale aired last month, Ralf took to Instagram to share: 'The secret's out! My time on Saint Marie has come to an end. But, what an end!'

Ralf Little has revealed what's next for him in his career after quitting Death In Paradise - saying wants to play a villain. The 44-year-old actor has just left the much-loved BBC show after four years playing DI Neville Parker and now he's ready to take on something very different to the 'nice guys' he usually portrays on screen. He told Big Issue magazine: 'I want to push myself out of my comfort zone and do more things that scare me or that I maybe feel a bit intimidated by.

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.

Naga Munchetty of BBC Breakfast accused Death in Paradise star Ralf Little of calling her old at an uncomfortable time on Thursday's show. On the podcast Two Pints with Will and Ralf, the actor, 44, was speaking with them about their forthcoming UK tour. Ralf asked Charlie Stayt, 49, how long he had known Will for as the pair worked together on Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

At the end of last month, DI Neville Parker said farewell to the island of Saint Marie, leaving viewers in tears. His resignation was a surprise to fans, with Ralf only announcing that the show had been cancelled after the finale was announced.

The departure of the crime serial's leading man, who threatened to kill off the franchise for the first time as a result of a single event, has now become a running joke. Bookies are taking bets on who will be next to play a British detective out of his (or perhaps her?) More information on Saint-Marie's fictional Caribbean island. But the real question facing all the contenders is - why can't Death In Paradise hold on to its cast? Not only has it lost four Detective Inspectors, but it has also filled an airline with enough junior officers to walk in and out of the police station doors.

Following Ralf Little's departure from the show, he has speculated who might replace him in Death in Paradise. Since 2020 as Neville Parker, the 44-year-old British actor has been fighting crime on Saint Marie's fictional island. Following advice from his coworkers to run after him, his character departed from DS Florence Cassell, portrayed by French actress Josephine Jobert on Sunday.

Ralf Little's DI Neville Parker, with DS Florence Cassell, brought an epoch for Death In Paradise fans to an end. The actor's last episode brought a stop to the actor's 'will they, won't they' plotline, with lovelorn Parker fighting time to tell the departing Cassell how he felt before he said farewell to the island and setting sail for pastures new.

Following Ralf Little's (centre) surprise departure from the show, a number of actors have been rumored to appear in Death In Paradise. In Sunday night's episode, actor Neville Parker said farewell to the island of Saint Marie, causing viewers to weep. The BBC then confirmed Ralf had left the show after the finale aired, with the actor taking to Instagram to share: 'The secret's out! My time on Saint Marie has come to an end. But, what an end!' Since Ralf, 44, had been out for four years, the gossip mill has erupted about who would replace him, with names like (clockwise from top left) Simon Bird, Diane Morgan, Jodie Whittaker, and Romesh Ranganathan's names mixed in.

Ralf Little has left Death in Paradise, sparking a lot of apprehension from fans about how his departure could influence the show's future. DI Neville Parker, the show's lead actor, has been on the show for nearly five years. On Sunday night's series 13 finale, the actor continued his search for true love.

Ralf Little, a death In Paradise actor, has spoken out against his expulsion from the BBC show. In Sunday night's episode, DI Neville Parker said good riddance to Saint Marie's island, leaving viewers in tears. After the finale aired, Ralf was confirmed to have left the show, with Tim Key, Executive Producer for Red Planet Pictures lauding its lead actor.

On Sunday night, Ralf Little's last episode for Death In Paradise aired, bringing viewers to tears as his departure storyline was revealed. Following his 'will they, won' storyline came to an end, Neville Parker, who had apprehensions, was planning to leave Saint Marie alone. Following an intervention from his family and colleagues, Neville rushed to Florence to tell Florence how he felt, causing tears as he said: 'If the unknown is all you have to offer, that's good enough for me.' All I want is for us to be together,'

The rumour mill has speculated as to who will replace Ralf, 44, after it was announced that he would leave the show after four years as Saint Marie's lead detective. A number of celebrities have been tipped as next in line with Sunday's last episode, with The Inbetweeners' Simon Bird the bookies' favourite. With a 41% chance, Betfred's chances of Simon, 39, being a part of the role are at odds of 5/4. Diane Morgan, the second most likely actress to step in, is still known for her iconic character Philomena Cunk.

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.

According to Ralf Little, he is out of Paradise on BBC1. DI Neville Parker, the show's lead actor, has been playing for nearly five years. His last appearance is expected to take place on Sunday night's series 13 finale, in which viewers will see him continue looking for true love.

Death In Paradise fans have been left shocked after Ralf Little's upcoming departure from the show as DI Neville Parker was 'confirmed.' DI Parker, the show's main character, announced that he was headed to Saint Marie, where the series is set. The character's unexpected turn of events sparked rumors that it might be deleted.

In her most well-known role, she played both a doctor and a former resident of Nonnatus House. After being stabbed, her character was taken to a mental hospital that was supposed to treat her anxiety, but her illness continued to worsene rapidly. And although Call The Midwife has been mysteriously missing since 2017, the actress appeared in a new Death In Paradise role.

After a long stint in Hollywood, a former EastEnders actor is expected to return to TV screens in the United Kingdom this weekend. Actor Sean Maguire, 47, will appear in the popular show Death in Paradise for the 100th episode, 13 years since he appeared in the first ever episode. On Sunday, the BBC detective series set in the Caribbean returns with a new brand new series.

Following a 13-year absence, an EastEnders legend is expected to return to screens. As part of the company's new film, the actor, 47, will reprise his role in Death In Paradise.