Entertainment / BBC reveals more photos from new Shetland series

25 October 2024 13:26

Two individuals walk on a grassy hill overlooking a beach and ocean under a cloudy sky.

DI Ruth Calder (Ashley Jensen) and DI Tosh McIntosh (Alison O'Donnell). Photo: BBC/Silverprint Films/Jamie Simpson

MORE photos from the upcoming ninth series of BBC crime drama Shetland have been released.

The first episode will be broadcast on BBC One on Wednesday 6 November.

Last year’s series averaged seven million viewers.

The new series, filmed in Shetland and across Scotland, will see Ashley Jensen and Alison O’Donnell return reprise their roles as detectives Ruth Calder and Alison ‘Tosh’ McIntosh.

The new series also sees the return of series regulars Steven Robertson (Sandy), Lewis Howden (Billy) and Anne Kidd (Cora), while actors Ian Hart (Mr Bates vs The Post Office, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, The Responder) and Vincent Regan (Traces, Luther: The Fallen Sun, Aquaman) lead the guest cast.

Three people in orange raincoats and life vests stand on a beach, with a boat and sea in the background.

Patrick Harris (Ross Anderson), John Harris (Vincent Regan) and Fergus Harris (Macleod Stephen). Photo: BBC/Silverprint Films/Robert Pereira Hind

A man with short hair and a beard stands outdoors in front of a rural landscape with houses and hills under a cloudy sky.

Euan Rossi, played by Ian Hart. Photo: BBC/Silverprint Films/Robert Pereira Hind

A man in a blue blazer and white shirt stands indoors, with decorative shields on the wall behind him.

Ian Bett, played by Robert Jack. Photo: BBC/Silverprint Films/Jamie Simpson

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