Line of Duty star Martin Compston opened up about the future of the series and the potential for a miniseries. It has been reported that the series could return with three specials – and Martin spoke about the rumors when asked by Craig Doyle about This morning.
While neither confirming nor denying the reports, he said: “Unless you hear anything from us, I’ll leave it at that. There are always rumors and I’m glad there’s always news. It means people want us back and that’s a great feeling. But you don’t want people to get their hopes up, unless it comes from me, Vicky, Adrian or Jed.”
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He said they all want to come back to the show for a seventh season, adding, “They’re all my best friends and I’m sure we all want to do it at some point.” , but that only affects us. all together.” The fingers pass!
Sun reported that the show’s stars would return in season two and that H’s identity could continue, although Det Sept Ian Buckells was revealed to be the mysterious villain at the end of season six.
© Photo: BBC Martin says people are eager to return to the show
talk more Good morning EnglandAdrian Dunbar opened up about the future of the show, saying, “Speaking of which, the story could go on. As for the ending of the story, I think it’s a very interesting ending, it’s realistic. It It’s usually one person. It’s not Mr. Big, it’s just someone deciding to remove the information and not make the call… “So in that sense, I think that’s a very good ending. reality, but it didn’t meet the sensational demands of the public.”
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He also talked about the potential for new episodes, adding, “Well, we really don’t know. That’s completely up to Jed and so we’re being cautious. Over the next few weeks or months. , we can hear something.”
© Photo: BBCHe added to wait until we hear from the cast
The ending of the sixth season caused a mixed reaction from fans, which did not detract from the cast of the series. Martin admits that he “completely understands” why some people are not completely satisfied.
After the finale aired, he said on social media: “We were really overwhelmed by the reaction and love for the show, we’re proud of that. We totally understand that it wasn’t an ‘exit’ that ended some expectations but we appreciate you sticking with us.”
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Speaking on the Shrine of Duty podcast, he continued: “There are different factors this year, because we have to look at it in terms of whether people want us to come back? You don’t want to. After ten years, you begin to think legacy, and if it goes well, it could be a perfect ending.
“But then we can take a few more months and… what I’m going to say is we’re not going to work just for the sake of it.”
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