Season 14 of “murders in paradise” arrives this Monday, May 5 on France 2. The team of the Honoré police station welcomes a newcomer.
It seems to be part of the landscape and even is a little tapestry it must be said for years, but Murders in paradise is one of the most popular police series in France 2. with an average of 4.2 million viewers conquered by the previous season, the Franco-British saga, created by Robert Thorogood, which brilliantly combines mysteries and tropical atmosphere on the fictitious island of Sainte-Marie, was obviously entitled to a 14th season.
Among the guest stars announced in the casting of Murders in paradisewe will notably find Michelle Greenidge, Mark Holden, Stephen Odubola, Tobi Bakare, Charlotte Spencer or Lyndsey Marshal. All will revolve around criminal affairs more confusing than the other, where the culprit is never the one that is believed.
What does the new season of Murders in paradise?
This new unprecedented season features the temporary inspector Mervin Wilson, embodied by the actor Don Vilet, who arrives straight from London with the desire to quickly leave. But that is without counting on the many murders who will be linked, as if to hold it on the heavenly island. Forced to stay to conduct the investigations alongside his team – Commander Patterson (Don Warrington), Sergente Naomi Thomas (Shantol Jackson) and agent Darlene Curtis (Ginny Holder) – Mervin will also have to deal with profound changes to the police station.
The death of a young policeman on his first day of service, the assassination of a candidate for a television game in full shooting, or even a collective poisoning in a rum distillery, will be at the heart of the first episodes. And Inspector Mervin Wilson will also have to deal with internal tensions following changes within the Honoré police.
A red thread throughout the season
In parallel with investigations, the new inspector will seek to shed light on the suspicious death of his biological mother, Dorna Bray, whom he has never known. A personal Cold Case which will lead him on the Roy Palmer track, managing a bar frequented by his maternal grandfather. The personal drama will haunt him throughout the 8 52 -minute episodes, written by James Hall, Tom Nash, Sarah Deane, Patrick Homes, Joe Ainsworth, James Coleman and Alexandra Carruthers.
Will the protagonist manage to lift the veil on this family drama while remaining focused on his police investigations? Response from Monday May 5 at 9:10 p.m. on France 2 and on France.TV with the broadcast of the first two episodes.
