The Midsomer Murders star is married to BBC producer Mary Peate
Neil DudgeonThe Doncaster-born actor has starred as the lead detective since taking over from John Nettles in 2011 and has since become a household name. But while Neil is a familiar face across the nation, how much do you know about his life away from the cameras? Find out all about his wife and children here…Neil's wife Mary Peate and two children
When he's not busy solving murders in the fictional Midsomer, Neil lives in west London with his wife Mary, a BBC radio producer who has directed several adaptations of Agatha Christie novels.The couple met through work when Neil was cast in a play that Mary was directing. "We were doing a play, she was directing, I was in it. One thing led to another as it does, and 20-odd years later we're still here," he toldWe're both very emotional and were in bits at our wedding.
One of Neil's brood clearly takes after him and studied drama at school. "Well, one of them is doing drama and when they mention something and I go, 'Ah, of course, I know that writer,' or 'I was in that,' and they go, 'Yeah, whatever,'" said Neil. "So I can't even help with the drama. I just supply food. I'm just a catering service. I'm not sure how much education I can offer," he joked.
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