Kris Marshall will return to his Death in Paradise role of DCI Humphrey Goodman in a new spin off series called Beyond Paradise.
June 29, 2022 - 19:05 BST Diane Shipley There was exciting news for Death in Paradise fans on Wednesday, as the news of Kris Marshall's return to his role of DCI Humphrey Goodman was confirmed.
It will see Humphrey and his fiancée Martha, who he fell in love with on the original show, return to the UK and adjust to life in less sunny climes.The announcement reads:"Beloved by millions of fans worldwide and one of the most popular shows on TV in more than 90 countries across the globe, the phenomenon that is Death in Paradise has kept armchair detectives enthralled for over a decade.
Co-commissioned by BBC One and BritBox International, and reuniting Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton in the lead roles, Beyond Paradise is a new, original drama which picks up Humphrey and Martha’s story as they navigate a new life together in the idyll of rural Britain…"Kris Marshall said:"I had the best time playing Humphrey out in Guadeloupe and whilst I was delighted that he got his happy ending with Martha, I always wanted to know what happened next.
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