BBC Death in Paradise: Ralf Little's replacement teases dark 'secrets' in first-look at Christmas special
by Abbie Bray · Wales OnlineDeath in Paradise has confirmed the return of several characters in first-look pictures at Ralf Little's replacement.
Don Gilet will play DI Mervin Wilson, the show's new lead detective, who will make his first appearance in the Christmas special.
The synopsis for the new detective's arrival reads: "Making his much-anticipated debut in the feature-length Death in Paradise Christmas special later this year, before a brand-new series in 2025, Mervin arrives on the idyllic isle of Saint Marie from his home in London.
"While assisting with a case following a short trip, the team discovers Mervin may have an ulterior motive for being on the island," reports Express.
Don Gilet expressed his excitement about joining the cast, saying: "I am delighted to have returned to the wonderful island of Guadeloupe and this time to be stepping into the well-worn shoes of the Detective Inspector. It's been a real pleasure filming such a beloved series alongside the hardworking cast and crew.
"I can't wait for the fans to see how DI Mervin Wilson fares on the island, how he fits within the Saint Marie police team, and what secrets may unfold.."
Filming for the festive special and upcoming season recently concluded on the picturesque shores of Guadeloupe. Series regulars Don Warrington, Shantol Jackson, Ginny Holder, and Elizabeth Bourgine are set to return.
Moreover, addressing concerns among devout viewers, the BBC has declared that Danny John-Jules is indeed reprising his role as Dwayne Myers.
Earlier in the year, Ralf Little revealed details surrounding his departure from his role as DI Neville Parker.
In a heartfelt statement, he announced his decision to leave, expressing his appreciation for the experience: "My time on Saint Marie has come to an end what an end! ".
He went on to add: "New adventures await Neville, and he got to sail away into the sunset with his best friend. Who knows what happens for them next! " (sic).
Death in Paradise is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.