Ralf Little: Last News

DI Neville Parker will be exiting Death in Paradise in upcoming scenes, it's been reported. Actor Ralf Little is reportedly leaving his role in the BBC drama after five years. Ralf, 44, has been playing DI Neville Parker since 2020.

Death In Paradise fans have come to love bumbling detective Neville Parker over the last four years - however, star Ralf Little has teased uncertainty over his future on the BBC drama. In the current series, we've seen Neville lead the Saint Marie police as they grapple with the challenging task of investigating an assassination attempt on Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (played by Don Warrington) during his 50-year police service celebration. While viewers initially feared for Selwyn's fate, it later transpired that he was doing well and will remain a permanent figure in the show.

Fans of BBC's Death In Paradise are convinced they've figured out who Neville Parker's secret admirer is, after a mysterious person began following the detective's newly launched blog. As regular viewers will know, Neville, played by Ralf Little, has started a blog about his life as a British Detective on the island of Saint Marie. Sadly, despite his efforts it doesn't get many views, with no one seeming to care about his posts or his insight into his daily life.

Actress Angela Thorne, best known for starring in To The Manor Born and the mother of Rupert Penry-Jones, has died aged 84. She played Marjory Frobisher in the BBC sitcom opposite Penelope Keith from 1979 to 1981 as well as appearing in a string of long-running shows including Midsomer Murders.Thorne, who is also the mother of actor Laurence Penry-Jones, was nominated for an Olivier Award for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in Anyone for Denis? when she turned her hand to the stage.

Death In Paradise's Ralf Little has spent most of the past three years filming in sunny Guadeloupe, and boasted that the Caribbean idyll is as much his home as anywhere else now. However, the Mancunian actor has just purchased a flat in London, and is also keen on the United States, where his girlfriend Lindsey Ferrentino lives.So, there's little chance of the self-confessed "ambitious" grifter settling in one place anytime soon."I have had a very fortunate run but I have got ambitions.

Ralf Little, 42, and Will Mellor, 46, first appeared on-screen together more than 20 years ago on Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps - and they quickly became as inseparable in real life as they were on the show. Now Death in Paradise star Ralf has shared news of Will's secret dance talent, assuring fans he thinks he can go all the way in the upcoming series of Strictly Come Dancing.Speaking on his Instagram account, Ralf declared passionately: "Will is the Strictly champion.

Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps is the most politically correct BBC comedy of the last 20 years, according to writer Susan Nickson.The laddish sitcom, which starred Ralf Little, Will Mellor, Sheridan Smith, Natalie Casey and Kathryn Drysdale, aired between 2001 and 2011.And screenwriter Susan has revealed that the BBC Archive department has revisited every episode of the programme to remove any jokes that could be deemed offensive to a modern audience.READ MORE: Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps star Will Mellor says reboot is 'revamped'It is part of a project by BBC Archive to check all culturally significant programming from the last 20 years to ensure any offensive material is omitted from those shows.Susan, 40, has been told that Two Pints has been left intact because “they can’t find anything offensive to take out”, despite its reputation as a “reassuringly offensive” comedy.She said: “The BBC are going through the archives at the minute and having to fillet out anything that’s offensive.“Our brand was, I think the publicity department at the time came up with ‘reassuringly offensive’ to replicate a certain beer brand’s advert.“They’ve gone through an awful lot of comedy programmes over the last 20 years to put in the archives and they’ve taken out things that people might find offensive in 2022 and Two Pints is one of the only shows where they can’t find anything offensive to take out.“Because there’s no racism, there’s no sexism, there’s nothing.”Susan previously revealed that she has an idea for a new series of Two Pints which will focus on ageing best mates Gaz Wilkinson and Jonny Keogh - played by Will and Ralf respectively - and how they are coping in a world where toxic masculinity is being

With memorable appearances as the beloved "our Antony" in The Royle Family, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps's Jonny Keogh and the iconic DI Neville Parker in Death in Paradise, Ralf Little has become one of the most recognisable faces on British television. As the narrator of The Yorkshire Farm, his voice is hard to mistake, too.

Remember how we all used to gather on the sofa to laugh, cry and truly identify with The Royle Family? This hugely-loved show really was one of those once-in-a-blue-moon sitcoms that managed to unite the generations - from your comedy-disliking grandma all the way through to that surly uncle who usually only watches sport. Shot through with a real warmth and easy-going humour, audiences instantly just clicked with this most down-to-earth of familes.Tuning in to follow their trials and tribulations almost became something of a ritual, helping propel the programme from strength to strength through the late 90s and beyond.

Death in Paradise since 2020 starring as DCI Neville Parker.The actor has become a firm favourite on the show, as the actor took to Instagram today to share an update with fans on how filming is going in the Caribbean.Ralf took to Instagram earlier today to post a short video from the series set on the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.In the video, Ralf can be seen looking fed up as he pans the camera away from his tent to the awful rain and storms in the Caribbean.He joked: "Paradise!" before moving the camera around again, and concluding with: "It happens!"Ralf then panned the camera towards his colleague, Shantol Jackson who plays Sergeant Naomi Thomas in the drama.The actress also looked amused by the weather as she pulled faces to her colleague.Ralf captioned the video in view of his 130,000 followers: "Just another day in paradise!"Many social media users took to the post's comments to share their view as filming was momentarily stopped.Ingrida1979 joked: "It rains in paradise?"Flamazing_catlady said: "A little rain is good for nature. Have a good day Ralf!"Roni.raysun added: "Reminding you of home!"Mason.siobhan commented: "Don't you just love the rainy season lol x." (sic)Ralf delighted fans at the weekend as he took to Instagram to announce that filming for Series 12 of the BBC hit series had begun.The smiling actor posted a video overlooking the sunset, captioning the video: "Greetings from Guadeloupe.

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little delighted fans of the show on Saturday after he revealed filming for series 12 had begun. MORE: Death in Paradise star Ralf Little to appear in new series of Who Do You Think You ArePosting an exciting message for his followers the 42-year-old shared a video to his Instagram feed from Guadeloupe in the Caribbean, where the series is being filmed. View this post on InstagramWATCH: Ralf Little's exciting Death in Paradise announcementCaptioning the video, he penned: "Greetings from Guadeloupe.

ITV I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here is returning to Australia this winter. And now the bookies have released their odds for the cast. Danny Dyer heads William Hill’s market of candidates who might enter the jungle for this year’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!.

Death in Paradise star Josephine Jobert has taken to Instagram to address an "embarrassing" moment with her co-star, Ralf Little.The actress, 36, who plays DS Florence Cassel on the hit show, responded to a picture a fan had messaged her along with their thoughts.In view of her 103,000 followers, the French native candidly addressed a photo with Ralf which she revealed was taken at an "awkward" moment.Jospehine wrote: "Ahah we always love a cute/ embarrassing situation like that."The fan had penned: "Awkward moment, love it," alongside two laughing emojis.The picture showed DI Neville Parker and Florence walking together, both grinning from ear to ear.Earlier this year, during the eleventh season of Death in Paradise, viewers were desperately waiting for Neville to tell Florence how he felt about her.Ever since the Christmas special aired, fans of the hit BBC show have been wondering whether a relationship will blossom between the two detectives.At one point, Neville was about to tell Florence he had feelings for her, but he was left heartbroken when she said she only cared about him as a friend.However, in a later episode it looked as though Neville was going to pluck up the courage to tell her how he really felt.While they were out on a murder investigation together, Neville asked Florence if she could pull over so they could go on a walk.Florence wondered if Neville's allergies were playing up again, but he wished they were as he could have "popped a couple of antihistamines" to feel better."I'm sorry, I don't understand," said Florence.The flustered inspector told Florence: "It's us Florence, you said we needed to talk about us and you were right because we can't go on with things like this between us."I thought the

Love it or loathe it, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps had a mighty fanbase by the time it finished up in 2011.

Death In Paradise’s Ralf Little, 42, has expressed his fury at people who do not cover their mouths when coughing.The actor, who plays Neville Parker in the BBC drama, became irate when he travelled on a train and began to feel frustrated by "impolite" passengers around him.Ralf took his frustrations to Twitter, telling his 276,000 followers: “You know what, I’ve not been one of those pandemic people who gets all paranoid if someone coughs near me.“But… to all people currently on my train carriage, it was polite to cover your mouth when coughing even BEFORE Covid.“You anti-social weirdos.”Ralf assured his fans that “of course” he was wearing a mask during his journey, but that he still felt uncomfortable about people coughing around him without covering their mouths.The Royle Family star’s fury was shared by plenty of others who took to the comments to discuss their own experiences.Tracie fumed: “Absolutely zero manners in the world today, no covering mouth when coughing, sneezing or yawning.The height of bad manners which are being passed down to younger generations. No hope.”Samantha said: “I was on a train from London in August and there was a woman coughing and she was wearing a mask ON HER CHIN! I couldn’t fathom it! She got really nasty when I asked her to put her mask up - claimed she was exempt.

Jason Manford told TV viewers to 'chill out' as he defended Starstruck co-star Sheridan Smith.

Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little, 42, has jumped to Sheridan Smith’s defence after viewers joked she is “on TV more than the adverts”. On Saturday night, Sheridan made her debut as a judge on ITV’s new singing competition, Starstruck, where contestants transform into their favourite stars for the chance to win £50,000.Some viewers took to Twitter to share their frustrations that three of Sheridan’s shows had aired in the space of a few weeks.As well as Starstruck, ITV drama, No Return, and Channel 5’s The Teacher were also on screens recently.Twitter user, Emily said: “Sheridan Smith is on TV more than the adverts.”Lee joked: “The year is 2031.Sheridan Smith is now on every programme on British television.TV has been renamed Smithbox.The licence fee has been scrapped, but we all have to pay a Sheridan Tax instead.”Dee said: “Seen more of Sheridan Smith than my family recently.”And David quipped: “Hi, you’ve reached Sheridan Smith’s agent.

Death In Paradise frontman Ralf Little might not seem at first sight to be a NASA devotee, but he has admitted to being totally obsessed with outer space. Much to the astonishment of former Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps co-star Will Mellor, he claimed he would move to Mars, a planet with almost no oxygen on it, "in a heartbeat".He'd earlier confessed to feeling the chill after returning to Britain recently, telling the world he was "over it".He admitted to The Mirror: "I’m from Manchester so grew up in the cold, wet and drizzle.

Ralf Little is probably best known for his portrayal of Anthony in hit BBC sitcom The Royle Family.

BBC's Death in Paradise is a series loved by many TV drama lovers. The show has a staggering eleven seasons so if that doesn't prove the show has a dedicated following- we simply don't know what will.

Read more: EastEnders' Toby Alexander-Smith and Emmerdale star girlfriend expecting their first baby Most noticeably, the restaurant has moved from London to Manchester, and since 2015, the narrator’s voice has been that of Brian Protheroe, who took over from actor and former-semi professional footballer, Ralf Little. Prior to the launch of First Dates, the ex-narrator had a hugely successful career, and has continued to do so long after leaving the dating show.