News about Robson Green

During Friday's episode, the One Show was thrown into disarray as the 63-year-old practically broke the couch. Bradley and his son Barney Walsh, 26, were welcomed by Alan Carr, Amanda Holden, and actor Robson Green on the sofa. As hosts Alex Jones and Roman Kemp talked to the guests, the interview was brought into chaos as Bradley pushed ahead to the end of the sofa only to find himself falling off it.

Robson Green, 59, is a retired professional who appears to be on BBC2 every evening with his Weekend Escapes, urging us to indulge in sedate hobbies such as star-gazing or fly-fishing. In Criminal Record on Apple TV+, he's a junior detective compared to Peter Capaldi, who is now starring aged 65 as a cynical DCI.

Robson Green of Grantchester has confirmed he's back for the eighth season of the ITV series as it makes him "genuinely happy." As he enters the 'last third' of his life, the actor, 58, who has appeared on DI Geordie Keating since the very first episode in 2014, he says 'caters to all his needs.' In the forthcoming episodes, Robson was thrilled to be reunited with pal and former Northern Lights co-star Mark Benton, 58.

This week, filming of the ninth series on ITV was suspended after a red-top Triumph Herald collapsed while trundling through the winding lanes, causing Robson Green, who plays Inspector Geordie Keating, to get out and push. As the cast and crew struggled to get the classic motor running again, Green, 58, wearing Keating's famous beige mac, found the amusing side. Rishi Nair, 32, who takes over as Grantchester's vicar from Tom Brittney, was in the driving seat. The car roared back to life after half an hour of tinkering under the bonnet.

On Thursday, Robson Green was caught filming Grantchester in Cambridge. As filming started for the ninth series, the actor, 58, plays Detective Inspector Geordie Keating on the hit ITV drama and throws himself into the action. Rishi Nair, 32, a former Hollyoaks actor, has played Vicar Alphy Kottera after Tom Brittney left the scene for the forthcoming batch of episodes.

On Thursday, Robson Greenstein was invited to work in Cambridge on the new Grantchester project. As he attended the last day of shooting the ITV detective drama, the actor, 58, cut a smart figure in his beige trench coat and pin stripes suit. In the series, Robson plays DI Geordie Keating, which has had viewers hooked since it began nearly ten years ago in 2014.

On the set of Grantchester, actor Tom Brittney filmed his last ever scenes as the vicar in the famous ITV crime drama. As they walked through Grantchester Meadows, Tom's character, parish priest Will Davenport, was seen saying goodbye to his best friend, Inspector Geordie Keeting, played by Robson Green. During the four years Tom has been in the 1950s detective drama, they have collaborated to solve numerous crimes, and there were emotional scenes as they hugged before parting ways.

It's a position that propelled James Norton to throne a decade ago. Rishi Nair (left and right) is hoping that some of the glamors of his appearance in ITV drama Grantchester would rub off on him. The 32-year-old is playing Alphy Kotteram, who will replace Will Davenport, who will be played by Tom Brittney (right, left).

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Jim Moir, a bird watcher, lives around the country with his wife of 20 years, former model and I'm A Celebrity contestant Nancy Sorrell. They're on the hunt for unusual animals to study and capture on canvas, beginning with curlews on the Aln Estuary in Northumberland. 'It's Britain's biggest wading bird,' Jim said, as the gameshow host revealed the winner of tonight's game.' Vic Reeves may have died, but he will not be buried. Painting Birds is unable to experience the bucolic splendor of Gone Fishing because it refuses to relax. Jim did not even appear to listen when sitting in a hide with an aquatic expert. Rather, he was cruising around the box with his binoculars, only paying attention when the cameraman caught a peregrine falcon.

They're being praised on ITV as Mortimer and Whitehouse's answer, but Robson Green admits filming on Robson And Jim's Fly Fishing Adventure took a decidedly bizarre turn, involving the Queen and Prince Andrew. 'Jim Murray, with whom I'm on camera, received an email requesting him to film Prince Andrew in The Crown,' Robson recalls while fishing in the River Dee in Scotland.' He jumped out of the river, shaved off his beard, and led me to read the Queen's role, and we shot the scene.'

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Fluke or surefire formula? Claudia Winkleman's reality format The Traitors, the mind game set in a Scottish castle, was the runaway surprise hit of last year. It's likely that millions of viewers were an accident, not the accidental result of its nimble cast of characters mixed with Claudia's earlier unnoticed streak of cruelty. The only way to answer this is to try it again. In the same environment, with the same missions and even the same blacked-out limousines, the Traitors (BBC3) does just that.

Two things happened when Robson Green, 58, suffered a terrifying terror attack on the set of ITV crime drama Grantchester a few years ago. In the short run, it made him question his work, and he wanted to get away from cold water swimming, fishing, and hiking. It was the catalyst for Robson Green's Weekend Escapes, which sees him travel across England, from paddleboarding to sketching in the company of some of his closest friends who are also from the area. Ex-Lioness Jill Scott is shown on left and right.

The actor, 37, had appeared in Reverend Sidney Chambers, who collaborated with DI Geordie Keating (Robson Green) to solve crimes. He had been on the show since 2014 but it was announced by Tom, 32, who took over as the show's new lead, Reverend Will Davenport.

On Tuesday, Grantchester actor Tom Brittney was seen back on set of the hit period drama in Cambridgeshire. Robson Green, 57, and a baby, who is supposed to appear in scenes, were caught on the actor, 31, who is said to play his stepson on the film. Tom and Robson were seen on camera mucking about and throwing around a fake baby, which at times stood in for the bub, having a good time in between takes.

When filming Grantchester season eight in Hertfordshire on Thursday, Robson Green cut a smart figure as he came into character as DI Geordie Keating. When strolling around the set on breaks, the actor, 57, wore a long camel coat to play the part. Mark Benton, a 56-year-old actor who plays Robson, was also seen shooting scenes with Robson and wearing a traditional uniform.

On Thursday, filming for Grantchester's eighth series began in the town near Cambridge. On set as Reverend Will Davenport and co-star Kacey Ainsworth, 53, who portrays Cathy Keating on the ITV program, Tom Brittney, 31, was seen on screen. In a black suit, the actor cut a dapper figure, while Kacey turned chic in a pink floral midi dress and matching heels.

Miss McDermid, a 67-year-old Scottish writer, received a letter requesting that she delete the moniker, which is also used on her website, because the company Agatha Christie Ltd owned the name. On her website, the novelist, who has sold more than 17 million books and is referred to as the Queen of Crime, also said she was sent correspondence from Mrs Christie's great-grandson James Prichard, the head executive of Agatha Christie Ltd, who expressed his'shock' at learning the name. Miss McDermid read about Miss Marple in The Murder As a youth, she fell in love with crime fiction.