Matthew Lewis will costar in the upcoming season of BBC1's drama
Death in Paradise, the Radio Times reported Tuesday. The fourth season will air sometime in early 2015.
About the series:
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As the series returns, the endearingly clumsy but brilliant DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) is struggling to contain his feelings for DS Camille Bordey (Sara Martins), who in turn finds herself battling the dating scene - all thanks to her well meaning mother. Officer Dwayne Myers (Danny John-Jules) attempts to hold the fort following the departure of Sergeant Fidel Best (Gary Carr), who has left Saint Marie for a new job on a neighbouring island.
But Comm. Selwyn Patterson (Don Warrington) is keen to step up and exercise his investigative muscles once again, much to Dwayne’s frustration. The police department also welcomes new recruit, Sergeant Florence Cassell, played by popular French actress Josephine Jobert (Sous Le Soleil De Saint-Tropez).
Production took place in the last few months in the Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, something the
Harry Potter actor teased about on his Twitter earlier this year. This is indeed the project he mentioned he was filming in the tropics. No word yet on who Matt will play, and how many episodes he will be featured in.
Matthew is currently filming season three of
Bluestone 42 in South Africa.
Matthew Lewis to costar in BBC's drama series 'Death in Paradise' 
