Ralf Little: Last News

Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has issued an apology to his followers after he made an announcement.The star, 41, who plays DCI Neville Parker in the popular BBC series, said he was "gutted" that his tour, Two Pints Live! With Will Mellor & Ralf Little, had been postponed in light of the coronavirus pandemic.In view of his 274,300 followers, the actor broke the news.In a post, Ralf wrote: "We are postponing the Two Pints With Will & Ralf Podcast Tour."Unfortunately due to regulations and volume of cases of Omicron across the UK, we have had to postpone the tour for a couple of months."The star also posted a short clip of his apology much to the dismay of his fans.Ralf started: "Hey everyone, listen, I'm sorry to bring you some disappointing news, but after a lot of discussion between ourselves, the team, the venues, and the promoter, Will Mellor and I have regrettably decided that we're going to have to postpone our Two Pints with Will & Ralf podcast tour."He added that the decision was made "because of the limitations and possible dangers of increasing Covid cases and the new Omicron variant".The Death in Paradise actor went on: "Obviously, we're gutted about this, but we all felt it was the right thing to do under the current circumstances."Not least because as it stands we can't deliver the show that we wanted to."We had big plans for audience interaction, getting people up on stage to join in with us, play some silly games, and so on.

Lucy Verasamy has some bad news in store for the conditions ahead.Taking to Twitter, she broke the news to her 167,500 followers about the big freeze.The ITV weather presenter and meteorologist urged the public not to "slide" while out and about." Freezing, frosty, ICY start to the night as temperatures slide...

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.

Death in Paradise returns today with its 11th series on the BBC as the stars of the show are back to reprise their roles. However, there was some tongue-in-cheek tension between the actors at the recent launch of the new series.Speaking ahead of the show’s first episode, Neville Parker star Ralf Little and Selwyn Patterson actor Don Warrington were discussing their characters.As fans will know, the pair do not always see eye-to-eye on the BBC drama.In particular, the commissioner is always growing exasperated with his lead detective.In light of this, Don was asked whether he thinks his character prefers Neville or Marlon Pryce (played by Tahj Miles).He was quizzed by the Q&A host: “Which do you think he’d rather be stuck in a cell with?”Don replied: “I think, well, it’s hard.

Set in a Manchester council house, it's difficult to believe the BBC's The Royle Family ran for just three seasons.

BBC drama, has been left feeling uncertain after the Death In Paradise Twitter account announced it had some “news” about the show.The actor took to Twitter to share the programme’s tweet with his 270,900 followers.The post, which was shared two days ago, read: “Who's up for some  #DeathInParadise news?”An expectant Ralf wrote: “Go on…?”Death In Paradise fans were left just as confused, with some creating their own hypothetical scenarios.Kelsiara1 enquired: “Ben Miller is returning for S12? Sara Martins too?“Richard and Camille are married, were working undercover in Paris and now returning to Saint Marie to show Catherine Bordey her first grandchild?”They continued in a separate tweet: “It's wishful thinking, but cameo appearances would

Death in Paradise’s Ralf Little, 41, has defended Idris Elba, 49, after Twitter users took aim at the Hollywood star over his views on climate change. The Luther actor had attended the Cop26 summit on Saturday, where he addressed issues affecting food supply and global warming.During his speech, Idris said people “might be a little irritated" to see celebrities supporting measures against climate change.But he added: "We don't recognise that when we go into Sainsbury's or Marks & Spencers."And one day we’re going to go to Sainsbury’s or Marks & Spencers and the food’s not going to be there."So for perspective, that's why this needs to be amplified."Ralf showed his support for the actor by taking to his Twitter account to respond to critics

If American sitcom Friends was set in the UK you'd probably find yourselves watching Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

Ralf Little, 41, couldn’t believe it when his podcast co-presenter and fellow actor Will Mellor showed him a picture of a child who had been named after him.The Death in Paradise cast member said he was “amazed” by the baby news in a candid chat with his friend during their podcast, Two Pints with Will & Ralf.Ralf and Will famously starred together in British sitcom Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps between 2001 and 2011. Now, the two actors have joined together to interview celebrities and other interesting guests over two pints and a selection of bar snacks in the podcast they started up last year, inspired by the show. Will, 45, began by showing co-host Ralf the picture during their show. Ralf seemed confused at first, as he told

Will Mellor will have pleased noughties sitcom fans everywhere as he teases a possible return of Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.

Set in a Manchester council house, The Royle Family ran for just three seasons plus specials, but had a massive cultural impact.

DEATH in Paradise actor Ralf Little has stunned fans with a behind-the-scenes video of the drama series. The 41-year-old British star who plays DI Neville Parker opened up about the tough conditions on set of the BBC Drama.

Death In Paradise actor Ralf Little, 41, has revealed he suffered a horror moment while filming Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps. The star spoke out on the incident with his friend and Two Pints co-star Will Mellor in videos posted on Instagram.Ralf admitted he and the rest of the cast and crew were warned against playing darts on set while they were filming scenes in the pub for the BBC sitcom.However, Ralf and some of his co-stars ignored the warnings and decided to go ahead and enjoy a game during a break from filming.He recalled: “I’ve gone 'This one for the win’.”Ralf then showed off his dart moves to Will before revealing how the game went very wrong.He added: "It's gone bang, hit the wire, spiralled - it defied the laws of

Death In Paradise's male and female lead characters Ralf Little, 41, and Josephine Jobert, 36, will be reprising their roles for the upcoming shows, but could we also be seeing a familiar face returning? Express.co.k caught up with actor Ray Fearon to discuss his career and involvement in filmmaker Isaac Julien’s ‘Lessons of the Hour’ for The Piccadilly Art Takeover.The 48-year-old actor said he'd be up for returning to Death In Paradise if he was asked.Ray played Curtis back in 2011 as part of a Music of Murder episode.On whether he'd return, he spilled: "I would never say never, with Death in Paradise, they're always doing Death in Paradise."So, if I was available and they asked me to do another one then most probably I would."Victoria

TWO Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps was the TV show that shot the likes of Sheridan Smith and Will Mellor to fame. The BBC sitcom - which revolved around five twenty-something friends who enjoyed boozing in the pub - ran for 10 years from 2001.

Two Pints Of Lager And A Packet Of Crisps is in the works, according to the sitcom’s creator Susan Nickson.The hit series, which originally ran between 2001 and 2011, followed the lives of a group of twentysomethings in Runcorn, Cheshire, and starred the likes of Ralf Little, Sheridan Smith and Will Mellor.Nickson has now revealed on the Drama School Dropout podcast that talks are underway with the BBC about bringing it back, with Little and Mellor both keen to return.“We are talking to the BBC,” she said.

Two Pints Of Lager and A Packet Of Crisps is set to make a return after 10 years away from our screens, the creator has confirmed. Susan Nickson, who wrote the hit series starring Sheridan Smith, Will Mellor and Ralf Little, has said she is currently in talks with the BBC for a reboot.

BBC show creator Susan Nickson has confirmed. The show ran for a decade until 2011 and Susan admitted she’s in talks with the BBC about the sitcom’s return.Two Pints stars Will Mellor and Ralf Little, who played Gaz Wilkinson and Jonny Keogh, are also keen for a reboot to happen – though it seems the actresses who starred may not be returning.Speaking on the Drama School Dropout podcast, Susan said: “We are talking to the BBC.

Death in Paradise actor Ralf Little, 41, took to Instagram to reveal a grim discovery in a short video.The British actor, who plays lead detective Neville Parker in the series, claimed to have stepped away from his breakfast for 10 minutes, before returning and finding his food covered in a swarm of ants. However, one of Ralph's co-star's immediately commented on the clip, light-heartedly calling out the star for "lying" about the incident, before relaying her version of events.Taking to Instagram, the star shared the short clip of his grim discovery with his 79,900 followers.He penned: "Left my breakfast for 10 minutes to go to make up...

DEATH in Paradise actor Ralf Little has stunned fans with a behind-the-scenes video he posted to Instagram. The 41-year-old British star revealed a clip showing torrential rain on the Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe which was more reminiscent of England.

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