Geordie Keating: Last News

Grantchester star Robson Green lives a quiet life in an idyllic market town, a place which has an average house price of £297,643.The new series of Grantchester returns tonight (Thursday, 11 January) as we welcome back the Cambridgeshire village and its crimes taking place during the 1950s. Actor Robson, 59, is best known for his role as Detective Inspector Geordie Keating on the ITV detective drama, which he has held since 2014.

Grantchester star Robson Green lives a serene life in a charming market town, with his home featuring some truly exceptional qualities. At 60 years old, the actor has become well-known for playing Detective Inspector Geordie Keating on the ITV detective drama since 2014. His substantial acting resume includes roles in Casualty, Soldier Soldier, Wire in the Blood, Being Human, and Waterloo Road.

Masterpiece on PBS has ordered a 10th season of the mystery series, Grantchester. Stars Robson Green and Rishi Nair are set to return as DI Geordie Keating and Reverend Alphy Kottaram, respectively.

Robson Green has won legions of fans for his roles in TV dramas including Casualty, Soldier Soldier and Wire in the Blood. And the actor is currently back on our screens as Detective Inspector Geordie Keating in ITV's Grantchester.

ITV police drama Grantchester may only be two episodes deep into its latest series, but already fans have been left reaching for the tissues after a nail-biting episode saw one fan favourite almost go down for murder! The second instalment of series eight kicked off with a bang on Thursday evening ( 18 January) and saw Reverend Will Davenport, played by Tom Brittney, accidentally kill someone while riding his motorcycle, a crime which very nearly saw him charged with murder. During the thrilling episode, fans were anxiously poised on the edge of their seats as they saw Will interrogated by the police over the incident and perhaps even facing a life behind bars! As the intense line of questioning took place - which even reduced Will to tears - fans of the show were quick to share their thoughts on social media, including their heartache at the thought of losing such a beloved character.

With ITV drama Grantchester back on our screens on Thursday 11 January, viewers will see detective duo DI Geordie Keating and Reverend Will Davenport attempt to solve a new bunch of murders. But alongside the two leads, played by Robson Green and Tom Brittney, a host of familiar faces from previous seasons will be returning. Among those is Charlotte Ritchie, who is known for playing Bonnie Evans.The niece of Cathy Keating, Bonnie was a widow and single mum to little Ernie, though tied the knot in series seven after meeting Will and the couple are now expecting their first child together.

Lead actor Tom Brittney has announced that the upcoming ninth season of the Masterpiece/ITV drama Grantchester will be his last.

Grantchester star Tom Brittney was pictured back on set of the hit period drama in Cambridgeshire on Tuesday.  The actor, 31, was seen filming scenes with co-star Robson Green, 57, and a baby, who is believed to play his stepson on the show. Tom and Robson were spotted at one point mucking around on set and throwing around a fake baby, which at times stood in for the bub, having a laugh in between takes.

PBS Masterpiece and ITV drama Grantchester has been recommissioned for an eighth season.

Robson Green has revealed he is lining up a TV comeback with former Soldier Soldier co-star and duet partner Jerome Flynn.

Grantchester is returning to our TV screens tonight (March 11) after a five-month wait for fans up and down the country. The seventh season will start at the end of the 1950s but even with a new decade approaching, there are still crimes to be solved.

ITV star told how the pain was so severe he lost consciousness as his partner Zoila and paramedics rushed to check whether he was paralysed.The actor, who plays Geordie Keating in the ITV drama, told how he suspects his back injury stemmed from a fishing trip, which saw him catch a 360kg fish for his Extreme Fishing TV series.Speaking last year, Robson recalled: "I’d been in Costa Rica fishing for enormous marlin and remember my lower back tweaking as I landed one of about 800lbs."I sat down and had weird pins and needles in my legs."I flew home and knew something wasn’t right as I got off the plane," he added.But instead of immediately seeking medical attention, the star attempted to "ignore" his injury so he could attend a family