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Actor Ralf Little Departs ‘Death in Paradise’: Don Gilet Joins Cast
After five seasons portraying lead detective Neville Parker, actor
Don Gilet Takes Over as Lead in ‘Death in Paradise’
Gilet has since garnered acclaim from audiences and quickly become a favorite for his portrayal of Mervin Wilson. However, questions persist concerning Little’s
The heartfelt message continued, “I want to express immense gratitude to everyone who tuned in and supported the program when I joined four and a half years ago. The overwhelmingly positive reception was a considerable relief, and it has been an absolute honor and privilege to bring Neville Parker to life for all of you and to share his quite profound personal evolution.”

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Ralf Little Defends ‘Death in Paradise’ Against “Guilty Pleasure” Label
In 2021, Little voiced his frustration with the label of “guilty pleasure” often applied to the internationally successful series, which attracts audiences of up to 8 million. He argued, “I am still endeavoring to gently redirect the narrative away from that description. What is there to feel guilty about? It is a high-caliber program featuring a complex murder case, with new individuals and a mystery that demands resolution – and they accomplish it all within an hour.”
“Furthermore, it is visually stunning. Never has murder been so enjoyable,” the actor added. “It represents an incredible accomplishment and is something of which I am very proud.”
Little’s Decision to Leave: A Storyline Conclusion
Speaking on BBC Breakfast following his announcement, Little elaborated on his
“If the decision were purely emotional, I would have wished to continue for another 20 years. However, for the benefit of the