In a rare and candid moment, Death in Paradise star Don Gilet has opened up about his romance with fellow BBC actor Siobhan Finneran, offering fans a glimpse into their off-screen relationship. The 59-year-old actor, who is set to reprise his role as DI Mervin Wilson in the upcoming series of the popular crime drama, shared these personal insights during an appearance on This Morning with hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary.
On-Set Chemistry and Personal Revelations
Gilet, known for his compelling performances, made a light-hearted yet affectionate remark about Finneran, stating, 'She loved doing it. It was great working with her. She's come a long way.' This comment has sparked interest among viewers, hinting at a deep connection that extends beyond their professional collaboration. The actor's willingness to discuss such personal matters publicly is unusual, adding a layer of intrigue to his return to the show.
Reprising a Beloved Role
As Gilet prepares to step back into the shoes of DI Mervin Wilson, he revealed that his character will be tackling new, complex cases in the latest instalment of Death in Paradise. Additionally, a key storyline will focus on Wilson's efforts to build a relationship with his recently discovered half-brother, promising emotional depth and character development for fans to look forward to.
The interview not only highlighted Gilet's professional commitments but also shed light on the supportive dynamic between him and Finneran, both of whom have had successful careers with the BBC. Their romance, now brought into the public eye, adds a personal touch to the behind-the-scenes world of television production, resonating with audiences who follow their work.
