Ian Buckells: Last News

Martin Compston is celebrating 10 years of Line Of Duty alongside his BBC co-stars Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar.

HIT cop drama Line of Duty is returning to deliver the explosive climax denied fans in the last series. Stars Adrian Dunbar, Vicky McClure and Martin Compston are on board for the three-part BBC1 special.

BBC drama Line of Duty.

LINE of Duty stars have been BANNED from mentioning anything about season seven as rumours about the show's epic comeback go into overdrive. The latest series of the much-loved police drama aired its final episodeback in May and has left fans have been wondering what is in store for the future.

Ace Bhatti has confessed the cast of Line of Duty is "not allowed" to speak on the future of the show. In the series six finale Jed Mercurio's programme, the identity of "H", otherwise known as "The Fourth Man", was revealed as Ian Buckells, who is portrayed by Nigel Boyle.The revelation left fans worried a seventh season wouldn't be on the cards as one person wrote on Twitter: "Someone tell me there’s a season 7?" Now, 51 year old Ace, who plays PCC Rohan Sindwhani in the popular drama, has appeared on BBC's Morning Live to speak to hosts Janette Manrara and Gethin Jones, where he was quizzed about it.

Line of Duty finale aired in May and some viewers were left disappointed by the controversial ending. The last episode of season six saw Detective Superintendent Ian Buckells (played by Nigel Boyle) unveiled as the fourth man, also known as H.

LINE of Duty star Daniel Mays has dropped a HUGE hint for season 7 - as he's convinced 'H' is yet to be revealed. While the highly anticipated finale aired back in May, seeing Detective Superintendent Ian Buckells outed as the fourth man, fans weren't convinced by the controversial ending.

Express.co.uk his opinion on the reaction to Line Of Duty’s Season 6 finale, after some fans were left disappointed when Nigel Boyles’ character DI Ian Buckells was uncovered as the show’s mysterious “H” character.The actor described some of the negative comments online as being a “bit over the top”, saying he thought the ending was a clever “comment on society”.Speaking on the flurry of tweets and posts online following the revelation of H’s identity, Alastair said: “I think Jed [Mercurio] has come out and said he can understand people’s disappointment that there wasn’t some huge, big shoot out. “At the end of every previous season there has been a big set-piece.

LINE of Duty's Adrian Dunbar has hinted that H mystery has NOT been solved and teased a HUGE season seven twist. The final episode of gripping crime drama saw Ian Buckells unmasked as the mysterious 'H'.

LINE of Duty revealed the identity of fourth man and mystery figure H in the season six finale - but that hasn't stopped fans from speculating. For many viewers, the news came as a shock as many expected the finger to be pointed towards dodgy Chief Constable Philip Osborne.

More than 15 million people have now watched it – but Line of Duty star Anna Maxwell Martin has admitted she still hasn’t seen the show’s finale.

Line Of Duty, has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk on how he discovered the identity of the character “H”, also known as “The Fourth Man”, and managed to keep his identity secret.The actor explained how he was initially left baffled when his co-star and friend Nigel Boyle, who plays Detective Ian Buckells, had continued to urge him to read the series finale script on multiple occasions.When he eventually got round to learning how the season was going to end, Alastair was left completely stunned.Opening up on his reaction to Detective Buckells being unveiled as the mystery leader of the OCG (Organised Crime Group), Alastair said: “I was like bloody hell, Nige.

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Not everyone was a fan of Line of Duty's series six ending, but when one viewer took their outrage too far, writer Jed Mercurio had the best comeback. It was a heartstopping moment for Lorraine Kelly, though, who mistook the tweet hitting back at the "cheap little show" jibe as being about her.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.