Grace returns to ITV this weekend with a new series starring John Simm, Richie Campbell, Zoe Tapper and more.
The new series will be the show’s fifth and fans can expect lots more drama as a body is found on a Sussex beach.
The Radio Times shared a summary of the new series: “As Grace navigates the aftermath of Sandy's suicide, his newfound son Bruno, and a profound personal loss in his and Cleo's life, his team is called to a Sussex beach when an unidentified male body washes up dead in a barrel - the very same morning sees a Brighton football stadium receive a chilling anonymous demand and be faced with an impossible decision.
“Roy, who is at a match there bonding with Bruno, now finds himself locked in a frantic race to save hundreds of lives”.
Grace series 5 cast list
The Radio Times also shared the cast list for the new series – here are the actors you can expect to star in series five of Grace:
- John Simm as Det Supt Roy Grace
- Richie Campbell as DS Glenn Branson
- Zoe Tapper as Cleo Morey
- Laura Elphinstone as DS Bella Moy
- Brad Morrison as DS Nick Nicholl
- Shaun Dingwall as Joseph Ludlow
- Rebecca Scroggs as Ari Branson
- Madalina Bellariu as Dren
- Abhin Galeya as Kipp Kavinda
- Maya Sondhi as Dr Zara Kavinda
- Carolina Valdes as Nadiuska De Sancha
- Arthur Aliiev as Driton
- Isabelle Shuka as Laura
- Tobias Jowett as Frank Kavinda
- Margot Leicester as Margot Balkwill
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- Finn Guegan as Bruno
- Eddie Mannon as Kona
- Maja Bloom as Allegra
- Oaklee Pendergast as Noel Ludlow
- Ewan Bailey as Patrick Morris
- Kaisa Hammarlund as Elena Ludlow
How to watch series 5 of Grace
If you’re looking forward to a new series of Grace, here’s how you can watch it.
The first episode will air on ITV1 and ITVX at 8pm on Sunday, April 6.
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