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John Simm will return as Brighton-based Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, along with co-stars Richie Campbell as detective sergeant Glenn Branson and Rakie ...

The trailer showed a number of forensic officers in the area and Truleigh Hill can be seen in the background, along with Poynings village. Both the beach and the pier have been used by ITV as part of promotional images for the series. In a teaser trailer released by ITV earlier this week, eagle-eyed viewers spotted a number of Sussex filming locations, with plenty more set to be revealed in the first episode.

GRACE season 2 is making a comeback this weekend and fans are excited to see John Simm return as the title character.

Express.co.uk has all you need to know about how many episodes are in season two. Grace season two returns to ITV tonight (April 24) and Roy Grace is back in action. In the trailer for the new season, Grace suggests the team is on to a "ritual murder". How many episodes are in Grace season 2? How many episodes are in Grace season 2? GRACE season 2 is making a comeback this weekend and fans are excited to see John Simm return as the title character.

ITV's gritty police crime drama is back for a second series, with John Simm once again leading a stellar cast. Simm plays the troubled detective in the ...

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ITV's second series of contemporary detective drama, Grace, airs tonight. Grace is an adaption of international, bestselling author Peter James' ...

However, with his professional stock still low and his credibility in question, Grace's hardest job might be convincing the ’Upstairs’ that there is a predator who is hunting victims along the South Coast. Meanwhile, in Hove, a local businessman finds a pen drive left behind by a passenger on his evening commuter train home. With Grace already having to contend with Assistant Chief Constable Alison Vosper urging him to leave his Brighton hometown to take up a post in a neighbouring Constabulary, hardly a ringing endorsement of his professional standing, he and the team must race against time to put the pieces together and catch their killer before further innocent lives fall victim to the murderer’s bloodlust.

As Grace returns to our screens for a second series, Danielle de Wolfe speaks with actor John Simm and novelist Peter James to discover more.

Holding back laughter as he recalls the characters getting "a bit flirty over lots of corpses", Simm describes it as "a good way to start" any romance. "Roy's running all over the place," laughs Simm with a shake of the head. "Over the rooftops of Brighton train station - and there's a lot of fighting... Adapted by acclaimed screenwriter and Endeavour creator, Russell Lewis, series one saw the detective employ the help of a medium named Harry Frame (Chernobyl's Adrian Rawlins) in a bid to track down his missing wife. An adaptation of Peter James' bestselling crime novels - having now sold over 21 million copies of the Roy Grace series worldwide, Grace continues to captivate viewers with a penchant for the macabre. Comprised of four feature-length films, the new series is once again brimming with action - an aspect of filming Simm admits he wasn't entirely prepared for.

ITV's gritty police crime drama is back for a second series, with John Simm once again leading a stellar cast. Simm plays the troubled detective in the ...

All episodes can be viewed on ITV and the ITV Hub. There are four episodes in series two, each lasting two hours. John Simm said: "It’s a weird one for him because he’s still haunted by the disappearance of his wife.

John Simm has returned as Brighton-based Detective Superintendent Roy Grace alongside Richie Campbell who plays DS Glenn Branson for the second season of ...

When in Dead Tomorrow a body is dredged up from the seabed of the English Channel it initially appears a burial at sea gone wrong, but a strange incision on the victim soon points to something very sinister. Grace must re-trace the man's steps in the years before his death, which leads him on a murky trail through the world of Brighton's oldest crime families but it’s not only on the professional front that Roy is chasing ghosts. It will be followed by the adaptation of Not Dead Enough, which will air on Sunday, May 1 at 8pm.

As Grace returns to our screens for a second series, Danielle de Wolfe speaks with actor John Simm and novelist Peter James to discover more.

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Titled Looking Good Dead, the episode follows Roy Grace (played by John Simm) and his team as they investigate the sudden death of a former schoolteacher. Who is in the first episode? Dr Theobald is played by Henry Miller, an actor and producer who played Morganstaff in Line of Duty. Zack is played by Amit Shah, a 40-year-old actor who has starred in The Courier and Ordinary Love. The husband and father is known for his roles in Misfits, Whitechapel and Line of Duty. Grace season two premieres on ITV this evening (April 24) with the first of four murder mysteries.

John Simm (Doctor Who) returns to lead the cast as DS Roy Grace, alongside Richie Campbell (Top Boy) as DS Glenn Branson and Rakie Ayola (Shetland) as ACC ...

The Bishops seem to have a charmed life until Grace digs deeper behind the respectable facade and discovers all is not what it seems. Last but not least, Harry Potter’s Adrian Rawlins plays Harry Frame, a medium and friend of Roy Grace who he has, in the past, consulted with on cases. Here’s everything you need to know about the cast and the new season.

Grace is back on ITV tonight with a brand new episode for 2022 - who's on the cast of Looking Good Dead? The drama follows Brighton-based Detective.

"Meanwhile, in Hove, a local businessman finds a pen drive left behind by a passenger on his evening commuter train home. However, with his professional stock still low and his credibility in question, Grace's hardest job might be convincing the ’Upstairs’ that there is a predator who is hunting victims along the South Coast. Boo Golding plays Joolz

Crime drama Grace makes its comeback to ITV on Sunday, April 24 with John Simm in the role of detective Roy Grace.

Well, after nearly a year's wait for another Grace fix, it returns to ITV on Sunday, April 24, with John Simm leading the Grace cast once again in the titular role. Doing so, however, places him unknowingly in grave danger." This time round there will be FOUR parts, each lasting two hours and airing on ITV over consecutive Sundays at 8pm.

John Simm and Richie Campbell are returning as Detective Superintendent Roy Grace and DS Glenn Branson alonside a star-studded cast list, including Line of ...

I wanted to do a cameo in as many episodes as possible, but it was difficult in the first one because of covid restrictions. "It would be naff to write myself into a book but I loved the idea of appearing, however fleetingly, in the series. He said of his role: "The scene in which my wife and I are on the beach dressed as police officers is probably the highlight of the whole series, I think we stole the show!

The second series of the John Simm police drama began on Sunday, April 24.

TracyDavidson27 said: "More bodies than on Midsomer Murders! But this is definitely not in the cosy crime category. Just use the red button if you’re getting too scared." Far too many characters.

A serial killer live-streamed his murders to the paying public in Grace's latest grisly case.

With three more Grace instalments to come, ITV will be hoping viewers don’t take his concerns about our serial killer consumption too seriously. The Brighton-set drama is based on Peter James’s bestselling Roy Grace novels and after last year’s standalone episode, John Simm has returned as Grace, an empathetic detective with a tendency to consult mediums. As serial killer calling cards go, dead scarab beetles are certainly flamboyant – and in ITV’s Grace, it was exactly this penchant for theatricality that got the better of the bad guy.

ITV's adaptation of Peter James's crime novels makes a solid return with some superb, layered character acting from its lead.

Perhaps unavoidably, the others on his team weren’t developed from the pilot with quite the same complexity (Branson was solid and supportive, Rakie Ayola’s boss empathetic but pragmatic, Craig Parkinson’s new arrival from vice helpful enough to counteract his basic crassness), although there were hints of a dysfunctional office culture that may yet unravel in future episodes. Still dealing with the repercussions of his wife’s unexplained disappearance and his decision to consult a medium on a previous case (a habit that, it transpired, he still hadn’t entirely shaken off), Grace had been gently advised to seek a post elsewhere; redemption loomed, although not without a price. The initially unwitting middleman between the forces of good and evil was one Zack Bryce (Amit Shah), a businessman whose comfortable, contented life was teetering on the precipice of financial ruin.

ITV crime drama Grace is back for a second series, with more suspicious deaths for the Brighton detective superintendent to look into.

Zoe has also had roles in Mr Selfridge, Rules of the Game and Grantchester. Cleo is the first person he's even considered forming a romance with in many years. Senior Anatomical Pathology Technician at Brighton’s mortuary, Cleo has a brilliant sense of humour and brims with confidence.

ITV crime drama Grace returns to our screens on Sunday evening, with many fans looking forward to watching Brighton's best fictional detective get to the ...

Kate married John in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, in April 2004. He added he loves the sea air and freedom and that "so many friends have done the same thing" when speaking to the publication last year. John moved from London to Brighton with his wife Kate Magowan and children, Ryan (20) and Molly (15) over lockdown.

Viewers who tuned in to watch the return of ITV's popular detective drama, Grace, all made the same complaint…

A third fan commented: "Fantastic episode of #Grace with the brilliant #JohnSimm and #RichieCampbell. Great chemistry between the characters and the actors. One person wrote: "I thought nothing freaked me out but this episode of #Grace is definitely after the watershed stuff. However, viewers still took to Twitter to complain about "very dark" moments being aired before the watershed at 9pm.

Following the release of the ITV crime drama, the audience were quick to take to social media to express their views on the opening scenes. The episode, which ...

Stop moaning about the watershed.” At 8pm on a Sunday.” Another added: “An episode of Grace was shown on ITV tonight at 8pm. It was about an evil gang making snuff movies with lots of graphic scenes of violence. Oh yeah, and a hanged body. Following the release of the ITV crime drama, the audience were quick to take to social media to express their views on the opening scenes.