‘The Last Detective’: BBC gives first look at drama with Stefan Rhodri

Exclusive: The BBC is betting big on Matthew Barrie last spy This will be its next breakout crime drama and we’ve got its first look.

was called earlier Old Town Murder, The Last Detectives Produced by Nicola Schindler and starring Mark Lewis-Jones, Stephan Rodri, Bethan-Marie James, Jordan Davis, Julie Graham and Katherine Ayers.

Recently released photos introduce the team of detectives at the center of the series as they investigate a series of murder cases set in Tenby, Wales. Leading the charge are DI Glynn Walsh (Lewis Jones) and DS Sion Dearden (Rhodri), investigation partners whose intuitive understanding of each other proves invaluable as they unravel complex cases, unexpected turns and long-buried secrets hidden beneath the town’s picturesque surface. The detectives include DC Remy Jones (Mary-James), DC Neil Miller (Davies) and forensic biologist Pamela Thomas (Graham).

This series is Schindler’s first since tip toe, The latest from Russell T. Davies, and produced by his Quay Street Productions. he worked with Industry Author Barry and Davis on man up, BBC one-off drama starring Rhodri and Lewis Jones about the discovery of Viagra.

Barry said: “I am extremely excited to be rejoining Quay Street and the BBC last spy On the screen. It is the story of friendship and finding meaning in later life, through the lens of a thrilling police procedural. I can’t wait for audiences to fall in love with the brilliant backdrop of Sion, Glynn and Tenby.

Davina Earl (Main Up, The Guest) and Schindler is executive producer of the ITV Studios-backed Quay Street, with Rebecca Ferguson executive producer for the BBC and co-commissioner with Nick Andrews for BBC Wales. Barry serves as writer and executive producer alongside Hannah Daniel (Mudtown, Burial)Writing Episode 4. Andy Newberry (Heartstopper, The Light in the Hall) directs episodes 1-4 and is the executive producer while Rhys Carter (Mudtown, Still Waters) directs episodes 5 and 6. Guy Hescott (Run away, Red King) series manufacturer. ITV is selling the studio. last spy Welsh Government support has been received through Creative Wales. The series was filmed in Tenby, Cardiff and the South Wales coastline.