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Death In Paradise returns tonight with Ralf Little as DCI Neville Parker and Josephine Jobert as DS Florence Cassell.The crime drama, which is set in the fictional town of Saint Marie and filmed on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, has been eagerly anticipated.Ralf, who star's as the show lead, has addressed an issue behind the scenes when he was cheekily scolded.It comes after the 42-year-old made an effort to improvise during one scene.Recalling the moment in a new interview yesterday, Ralf attempted to persuade the show's producers to allow him to ad lib while shooting the series.His candid admission comes after the BBC favourite talked appearing as a guest on Death In Paradise almost a decade ago.The TV star opened up on the Chris Evans Virgin Radio Breakfast Show.The actor joined host Sam Pinkham and regulars Rachel Horne and Vassos Alexander."I was in series two of the show as a guest.

EastEnders legend Tamzin Outhwaite will be guest starring in a special episode of the murder mystery show Death In Paradise, alongside regulars such as former Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps star Ralf Little.The footage fans have been waiting for is set to air in early 2022.Now that she's finally accepted the chance to join the cast, Tamzin is relishing the opportunity to enjoy some winter sun on a paradise island."It's something that I've been offered before, but never had the opportunity to do [until now]," she has revealed."I'm so happy I could finally do it!" she added, acknowledging that flying all the way to Guadeloupe took time out of her hectic schedule to plan."Filming every day in the sun is just so amazing.

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Death in Paradise's DI Jack Mooney himself Ardal O'Hanlon has recollected some f the "terrifying" aspects of filming the crime drama. Having appeared on the BBC show for four series, the Irish actor recently caught up with Brendan O'Connor on RTÉ Radio 1 to talk about his experiences on the set in Guadeloupe.

Death in Paradise up to date as the latest series films on the island of Guadeloupe.

Death in Paradise on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.The DI Neville Parker actor revealed that an abandoned puppy had been found on the street and brought into the BBC series’ production office.It comes after Ralf previously rescued another little dog he found on the set while filming series 10 of the drama earlier this year.The former Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps star shared a video of himself meeting the puppy for the first time in view of his 78,000 followers this afternoon.He explained in the clip: “I have bad news. “I’m just walking into the production office because I got word that another little puppy has been picked up off the street.“Where is she? Oh no…”Upon seeing the adorable puppy in a plastic box

Death in Paradise are currently on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, filming scenes for the upcoming 11th series of the popular show.

Death in Paradise’s Ralf Little, 41, opened up about his concerns he’d delay filming the latest series.

Coronation Street actor Will Mellor, 45, has raged over Brexit to his friend Ralph Little, 41, saying that the country has gained "zero" as a result of leaving the European Union.Speaking to his co-star on their show Two Pints with Will & Ralf Podcast, the star went into a rage after the Death In Paradise star revealed that he was forced to fill in mountains of paperwork in order to stay in Guadeloupe to film the BBC series.Addressing a recent trip to Miami, the Death in Paradise actor revealed that he made the three-hour drive to the city to go to the French Embassy to get a work permit.Ralph said: "I had to go to the French embassy, I had to give them my passport, I had a wedge of papers, like letters saying I could work there, bank

Death In Paradise star Josephine Jobert, 35, has shared the extent of her arachnophobia after coming face to face with a huge spider yesterday. The actress, who plays Detective Sergeant Florence Cassell in the BBC drama, declared that the massive insect was “worse” than any others she had encountered on Guadeloupe, where the series is filmed.Josephine filmed her reaction to the spider while admitting she was stranded outside, as she refused to go near the insect, which was crawling up the wall next to her front door.While speaking to the camera in French, she translated her words for her English fans in the caption.She penned in view of her 83,000 Instagram followers: “It’s worse than in Guadeloupe. “Maybe you don’t realise but it’s

Death In Paradise, has opened up about her workload which has resulted in flying overseas.The actress' acting gigs see her split her time between France, Canada, the Caribbean and UK.The 35-year-old recently returned for season 10 of Death In Paradise which is filmed on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.The actress shared her plans to "calm down" at some point and find a place to settle.Speaking in Alex Morgan's podcast, In Your Dreamzzz, the pair discussed the meaning behind her dreams as she spoke candidly about her future plans."There is no place where I really feel like home.

Death In Paradise star Josephine Jobert, 35, returned to the island of Guadeloupe as her character DS Florence Cassell for season 10 after previously leaving the show.The actress admitted she was apprehensive about reprising her role in the popular BBC drama, but has since said she made the right decision and hopes to stay for another series.On her return to the show, Josephine addressed what it’s really like working with her co-stars on set.The actress revealed she had a “good time” with her team, but admitted “it’s not easy every day”.She said: “Working with people every single day, from six in the morning to six in the evening, it can be quite long.“So, we have ups and downs, it's normal we're human beings.

Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little spent half of last year on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, filming scenes for season 10 of the detective drama.The 40-year-old actor, who joined the cast of the show back in 2019 as DI Neville Parker, revealed his biggest complaints about island life.The TV star, who found fame in BBC sitcom The Royle Family back in 1998, said the unstable WI-FI was one of the things that frustrated him the most.He also admitted that the power often went out when there was a storm.This most likely caused problems for the Manchester-born star as he kept in contact with friends and family back home via his phone and laptop.Also living in another country while he was shooting the show, was Ralf’s fiancé, American

Death In Paradise star Josephine Jobert, 35, who plays DS Florence Cassell, took to Instagram to tell her followers her “mind is numb” after hours searching the internet for interior design ideas.The actress said she had been awake until the early hours of the morning looking for inspiration and was yet to choose any items.

Death In Paradise star Sara Martins, 43, quit the show back in 2015 to take on “new challenges” and has admitted that it was a “hard decision” at the time.The actress acknowledged that it was difficult to walk away from a job she “loved” and that the unknown felt ‘scary” at the time.On the difficulty of leaving the drama, which is set in Guadeloupe, Sara said: “Yes tremendously hard.

Death in Paradise as work “would be an insult to work”.The BBC drama is filmed on the sun-kissed French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.Reflecting on his time on set as part of season 10’s guest cast alongside Strictly Come Dancing star Kelvin Fletcher, Jason admitted he felt “embarrassed to be paid” for his role because of how positive the experience was for him.He explained in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk: “To call it work would be an insult to work.”In spite of Jason enjoying the beauty of the island, he also divulged that the main cast, including Ralf Little and Sara Martins, “put a shift in” due to the sweltering hot weather conditions.He added: “But they put a shift in, as beautiful as it is, that’s quite hard conditions

Death in Paradise actor Ralf Little, 41, has revealed he was scolded by the BBC drama series’ bosses for flying to Sint Maarten/ Saint-Martin to meet up with his fiancee Lindsey Ferrentino.The DI Neville Parker star had been filming series 10 of the programme in Guadeloupe since last July.As a result, he didn’t get much of a chance to spend quality time with his partner, as she is based in New York.Ralf opted to take the opportunity to reunite with Lindsey during a break from filming.The couple flew to Sint Maarten/ Saint-Martin because Ralf had been staying in an overseas French department, and the island is also half-French.Lindsey was also able to travel there because the other half of the island is a Dutch territory and the US had an

Oti Mabuse, 30, reveals that her 2019 Strictly Come Dancing partner and series winner Kelvin Fletcher, 36, supported her throughout last year's competition, which saw her take the title two years in a row alongside Bill Bailey.The dancer explained that he calmed her "nerves" before the final by sending her a sweet message of encouragement.During an appearance on The One Show, Alex Jones and Jermaine Jenas also spoke to Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little, who welcomed Kelvin as a guest to the island of Guadeloupe.Turning to Oti, Jermaine asked if they stayed in touch to which she replied: "Yeah we do!"He sent me a message right before I went on in the final because I was really, really nervous and he was like, 'Go do your best, go make

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Death in Paradise star Tobi Bakare has opened up about his delight at welcoming his wife, Prisca, onto the show to play his on-screen wife! The actress joined him in Guadeloupe for season ten, and it sounds like they had the best time filming together.  MORE: Jason Manford hints at role in Death in Paradise season tenChatting about working with Prisca on the set to the BBC, Tobi said: "Oh my gosh.

Death in Paradise set, which she was “not prepared for” when she signed up to play Anna for season nine.The former EastEnders actor, who acted opposite Ardal O'Hanlon as his character DI Jack Mooney's love interest in the BBC show, had a close call with a deadly insect while filming.Nina explained in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk that a Scolopendra, which is a very large venomous tropical centipede, “ran across her foot” on set.The actress admitted she “brought the place down” due to the incident, as she has a big fear of insects and was concerned she would “end up in hospital” if the bug bit her.While opening up about the downsides to filming on the beautiful French island of Guadeloupe, Nina said: “The negative side was two

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