Former Midsomer Murders star Daniel Casey has given his two-word verdict on the ITV show's current lead detective, Neil ...

Neil Dudgeon has addressed his future as DCI John Barnaby in an exciting series announcement. Neil joined the series in 2011 after replacing John Nettles, who played the original lead detective ...

Midsomer Murders stalwart Daniel Casey, who played Sergeant Gavin Troy in the ITV crime drama, has opened up about the possibility of returning to the series after two decades ...

Midsomer Murders actor Neil Dudgeon has played DCI John Barnaby in 50 episodes of the ITV show, after first joining the series as lead detective in 2011. While he has previously confirmed he has ...

But this is Midsomer Murders, so the first scene of last night’s episode began with Britain’s best-dressed policeman, DCI Barnaby (Neil Dudgeon), having a light-hearted breakfast with his wife ...

Neil Dudgeon has spoken about his future as DCI John Barnaby in a thrilling series update. Neil joined the cast in 2011, stepping into the shoes of John Nettles, who portrayed the original lead ...

Neil, who plays DCI John Barnaby, promises there will be more "great" stories for fans to enjoy. "It's fantastic to be filming Midsomer again," he said in a statement to Variety. "The scripts are ...

Neil Dudgeon has addressed his commitment to playing DCI John Barnaby in Midsomer Murders, vowing to remain in the role until producers decide it's time for him to leave. The actor succeeded John ...

Neil Dudgeon has been at the helm of Midsomer ... After the TV star promised to reprise his role as DCI John Barnaby, Neil continued with his promotional work for Midsomer Murders over the ...

Midsomer Murders fans were over the moon as the show made a smashing comeback in July 2024, bringing more intriguing mysteries for DCI John Barnaby (Neil Dudgeon) and DS Jamie Winter (Nick Hendrix ...

DCI John Barnaby and DS Jamie Winter really "knead" to use their loaves to crack this case which is set in the world of organic baking. Leading man Neil Dudgeon tells us: "It's a great episode.