Kris Marshall: Death in Paradise spin-off series is really unique

OHMYGOSSIP — ‘Death in Paradise’ star Kris Marshall says ‘Beyond Paradise’ is “really unique”.
The new series was announced by BBC late last month and will see the 49-year-old actor reprise his role as DI Humphrey Goodman, who he played the in the BBC drama ‘Death in Paradise’ from 2014 to 2017 before he was replaced by Ardal O’Hanlan.
The spin-off series will follow the detectives adventures as he returns to the UK from the fictional Lesser Antilles island of Saint Marie, to settle with Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton), the tourist he fell in love with.
Unlike the previous show, which was filmed on the sunny Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe, ‘Beyond Paradise’ is set in the British countryside, which according to Kris, gives it a “brand new spin”.
He told Digital Spy: “So, it’s set in a rural setting in the south west. We start filming imminently, in about three weeks.
“We’re in the process now, we’ve got most of the main cast but we’re sort of casting some of the supporting roles.
“What’s really lovely is everything about the new scripts are brand new, and yet they sort of remain … it’s a juxtaposition really of having what you’re used to and what we really love about ‘Death in Paradise’, but having a new spin on it.
“I think it’s really unique and like a comfy blanket as well. I think it’s going to be, I hope ‘Death in Paradise’ fans are going to take to it straight away.”
The ‘Sanditon’ star will also be returning for the second instalment of the Jane Austen inspired historical drama where he will reprise his role as Tom Parker.

Source: VacationHunter.Online

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