Ardal O’ Hanlon reveals why he’ll never return to BBC drama DeathInParadise
“But I left no stone unturned in my four summers there discovering the place, getting to know the people, doing everything that was possible within the time we had,” he added.“I can say definitely not,” he confirmed. “I really feel a real sense of closure as an actor, but also as a person, a real sense of completion.
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