Camille Bordey: Last News

Death In Paradise during the fourth series back in 2015, making her debut as Detective Sergeant Florence Cassell. But she admitted it was quite a "stressful" experience as she was replacing another beloved member of the cast Sara Martin, who played Detective Sergeant Camille Bordey.Chatting to Female First, she explained it was a bit of a "challenge" to join half-way through a series."I came in when the show had already started to shoot for the series," she recalled."I was the new kid on the block so I had to get to know the crew bit by bit."It was a challenge as they'd been working together for the past three years.

BBC Death In Paradise fans have raised concerns about whether there will be a new series after Ralf Little's exit from the show.

Christine Flack, who is the mother of late Love Island presenter and Strictly Come Dancing winner Caroline Flack, has criticised ITV over its handling of the departure of presenter Phillip Schofield. Mr Blobby Gatecrashes Britain's Got TalentDeath in Paradise frenzy as Camille Bordey returns to setBlackadder still stands the test of time 40 years onLove Island: Meet the series 10 islandersPhillip Schofield and Kerry Katona's clash on This Morning in 2008Tony Christie on how dementia is affecting himGladiators star Diane Youdale does ‘80s style' fitness workoutGB News: Ellie Phillips discusses Holly's This morning returnJohnny Depp discusses Pirates of the Caribbean in 2017SAS Who Dares Wins star jumps out of helicopterAmanda Holden on Britain's Got TalentEastEnders: Lola diesHolly Willoughby branded 'damaged goods'Tyler West not allowed to fly to Ibiza due to passport mistakeAmanda Holden on Phillip Schofield feud in 2019Phillip Schofield gives whiskey to former lover on This MorningPhillip, 61, exited This Morning following reports of a rift with his former co-presenter Holly Willoughby, 42.

Ben Miller has opened up about some of the lifelong friendships he made during his time filming Death in Paradise. The actor, who played DI Richard Poole in seasons one and two of the hit show, revealed that he is still in touch with two castmates in particular.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little is sticking around the idyllic island of Saint-Marie for the time being. Ralf, who plays DI Neville Parker on the BBC One drama, recently shared a behind-the-scenes clip (filmed in character) with DI Richard Poole (Ben Miller), DS Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert) and DS Camille Bordey (Sara Martins) – and it prompted questions from fans of the show.

Death In Paradise cast for the show’s first season in 2011.The actor has since addressed a possible reprisal of his role as Officer Dwayne Myers, as the stage performer reacted to a viewer's request.It comes as his former co-stars Ben Miller (who played Detective Inspector Richard Poole) and Sara Martins (who played DS Camille Bordey) have returned to Death In Paradise for a two-part special for the show's 10th anniversary.Taking to Twitter, Danny reacted to a viewer who quizzed if he would also be making an appearance in the new episodes.A social media user shared two promotional photos of the programme and penned: "I'm into Death in Paradise from last year.

Death in Paradise has lined up a who's who of guest stars for its upcoming tenth series, with famous faces from Call the Midwife, I May Destroy You, Poldark and Our Girl all heading to the Caribbean.The crime drama is celebrating an entire decade on our screens with its next series, which is due to air in early 2021 on BBC One, and Ralf Little's DI Neville Parker will have plenty of company to mark the occasion with.The lead cast is being bolstered by the return of Joséphine Jobert as DS Florence Cassell, while Sara Martins, who played DS Camille Bordey in the first four series, is also going to make an appearance in two episodes of the tenth series.Selwyn Patterson (Don Warrington), JP Hooper (Tobi Bakare) and Catherine Bordey (Elizabeth

Death in Paradise has already welcomed back fan-favourites in Sara Martins and Josephine Jobert for its 10th series, but the beloved BBC crime dramedy hasn't finished surprising us just yet.Following the news that Sara Martins would be back in Saint Marie as DS Camille Bordey – and that Josephine Jobert's Sergeant Florence Cassell would be assisting Honoré Police once more – the show's executive producer has now promised "more surprises to come".Sharing the series' plans for its milestone 10th series, executive producer Tim Key told Radio Times: "When we were planning our 10th series, we knew we wanted to treat the audience to some massive surprises, and welcoming Sara back to the show after six years is one of the best."Calling Sara's

Actor Sara Martins is reprising her role as fan favourite D.S. Camille Bordey for a surprise return to Death In Paradise when the new series airs next year.