Death in Paradise star Ralf Little has paid tribute to his co-stars after his latest role came to an end. The actor, who is returning to screens tonight as DI Neville Parker, has been starring in a stage play titled The Spy Who Came In From The Cold.
While fans will be thrilled to see him return to his role as Neville Parker, others will be gutted to see him leaving his current role. Taking to Instagram, Ralf wrote: "An amazing few months with the best cast and crew. A huge thank you to everyone who came to see @spyonstage. That’s a wrap."
Gratitude on Instagram Stories
The Death in Paradise star also took to his Instagram Stories to share his gratitude. He penned: "All things end. But some things stay with you long after. I will miss these magical people and our spy adventures. Thank you to everyone who came to see it. We're finally coming in from the cold."
Fans rushed to the comment section to congratulate Ralf for his part in the stage play. One wrote: "This is brilliant and well acted. It’s like a cross between a spy and love story."
Fan reactions
Another said: "Love you mate, you were brilliant in the show THANK YOU," while someone else went on: "Loved this awesome show, thank you for sharing it with us xx."
"You all deserve a massive pat on the back! & be bloody proud! Incredible show well done," another added, while one commented: "So glad you had an amazing time with such wonderful people! All of you did fantastic work! I saw the show twice and loved it both times. I loved meeting you, thank you so much! I really enjoyed all of the Spy reels & posts. A massive thank you to you and the rest of the cast & crew for some unforgettable special memories."
Return to Death in Paradise
Ralf will also reunite with some of his co-stars tonight as a repeat episode of Death in Paradise airs. Neville won't be the only return as fans will be excited to see Tahj Miles, who plays Trainee Officer Pryce and Josephine Jobert, who played DS Florence Cassell.
The synopsis for tonight's episode, which is episode eight from series 11, reads: "When a prestigious chess match ends in murder, the team members have to work out how and why the killing was carried out. Meanwhile, the Commissioner is confronted with his past by the very last person he was expecting to see."
Death in Paradise airs tonight at 9pm on BBC One.
