Cameras are rolling on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe for the tenth anniversary series of BBC One’s hugely popular Death In Paradise, making it one of the first BBC single camera dramas to start filming since lockdown.
Red Planet Pictures have worked closely with industry bodies, other production companies and the BBC to develop a detailed Covid-19 protocol policy, implementing various safety measures including social distancing, face coverings and temperature and Covid-19 testing to minimise any risk of infection. There is also a full-time Covid-19 Supervisor on set to make sure the protocols are being implemented correctly and the latest guidance is incorporated into the policy. The health and safety of our cast and crew is paramount and production is working in line with the Guadeloupe advice as well as the industry guidelines.
Returning to the sun-soaked island to reprise their roles are Ralf Little as D.I. Neville Parker, Don Warrington as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson, Tobi Bakare as D.S. JP Hooper and Elizabeth Bourgine as Mayor Catherine Bordey.
As well as the usual baffling murders, intriguing puzzles and famous guest stars, viewers can expect some huge surprises as the show celebrates a decade as one of the most loved British dramas - and these surprises begin with the return of D.S. Florence Cassell, played by audience favourite Josephine Jobert. Florence thinks she’s ready to get back to work after her fiancé’s death two years ago - but she hasn’t banked on her new boss, Neville. As she tries to understand his peculiarities, sparks are bound to fly…
Neville soon realises he is existing in the Caribbean, rather than embracing life there. With Florence’s help, he determines to seize the day and finds himself starting to reveal some of his secrets - including of a romantic nature. But is Neville really built for a life in the tropics? And is a romantic relationship ever going to be possible for him?
After two series bringing law, order, and joy to the streets of Saint Marie, we’re sad to say goodbye to Ruby Patterson who made such a massive impact in such a short time! DS Madeleine Dumas will also be departing Saint Marie’s sunny shores and we would like to thank Shyko Amos and Aude Legastelois-Bidé for bringing Ruby and Madeleine to life and wish them all the very best for the future.
We are excited to welcome a brand-new face to the team, in the shape of Tahj Miles. His character, 18-year-old petty criminal Marlon Pryce, is a ball of energy and thinks he knows it all. But when he runs into JP, his life takes an unexpected turn and he finds himself looking at a very different future to the one he expected.
The arrival of twins is the least of JP’s challenges as he finds Marlon - and some shocking developments at work - testing him to his limits. Selwyn’s frustrations with his new detective take a back seat when he finds himself in the firing line and Catherine’s life is turned upside down when the death of a friend pulls her into grave danger.
Executive Producer, Tim Key, says: “We are delighted to be able to start filming and can’t wait to celebrate our tenth series with our audience. It’s a joy to be working with Josephine Jobert again and we think the viewers will love watching her trying to get to grips with Neville. And we are very happy to welcome Tahj Miles to the show. Marlon is going to make real waves once he arrives in Saint Marie. We’ve got some real treats for our long-term viewers as the series progresses - including some major surprises and the possibility of another returning face or two. We are determined to make this our biggest and best series yet and can’t wait to take our viewers back to Saint Marie in 2021.”
Red Planet Pictures' Joint Managing Director, Alex Jones, says: “Like every other production company, we have faced huge challenges to get to this point, so we are delighted to be up and running again and extremely grateful to everyone who has helped us get this far, not least the people of Deshaies and the region of Guadeloupe for their assistance. The safety of our cast and crew - as well as our friends in Guadeloupe - is the most important thing to us and our policies have been designed to protect everybody whilst still delivering an amazing series for our tenth year.”
BBC Commissioning Editor, Tommy Bulfin, says: “We are so pleased that filming has started on this special tenth anniversary series of Death In Paradise. This series is packed-full of captivating cases and unexpected twists, as well as some really great surprises for fans of the show. Thanks so much to Red Planet Pictures for working so hard to make it happen.”
Death In Paradise is a Red Planet Pictures production for BBC One made with the support of the region of Guadeloupe and internationally distributed by BBC Studios. Series ten is produced by Jim Poyser.
当电影的画面从现代化的贝尔法斯特小城忽然转变为黑白色的街道景象时 ，我们就知道导演要给我们展示的是这座城市曾经发生过的历史，是他的童年记忆。
其实……我真的……很想说……有些国内导演……能拍到这个程度就差不多了……基于此……这片也不很差…（ps感觉科林老叔比梅林里长得好看了！！）
No matter how far you go, you never forget where you came from.
不是套个黑白滤镜就怀旧复古高级了，电影院屏幕画面是彩色的看的人却是黑白的，这个设计没理解出彩的点在哪，从故事到叙事都平庸，一些构图和镜头语言更不明表里，奥斯卡最佳影片居然入围这部都没有暗处的女儿，实在不解。
童年的故乡，离开的人总有一天会回想起，那是最深层的记忆，早已融入自己的潜意识，成为自我的一部分。我唯一接受不了的是葬礼之后的歌舞，沉浸痛苦也不能太久，但是失去至亲之后紧接着表现欢乐就太过薄情了，痛苦更能让人成长。
导演说这是部“半自传体”，他以阿莫多瓦的《痛苦与荣耀》举例阐释了这种书写：虚构自传（auto fiction），在作品中明显涉及了一些创作者自身生活中真实发生的事件，但在保持这种由剧作、表演和布景等等构建起来的“真实可信”基础上，创作者仍进行了极有成效、富有活力和韵律的艺术加工处理，以确保进行个体叙事的影像所必需的日常真实感。或许因为北爱尔兰问题距离我们现在或在我们国家所得到的信息过于少因此在看的时候有很多迷惑，只看到虽有暴乱但故意以孩童眼光淡化这一事件，存住家庭的美好，最终欢闹的街道人去楼空，留下老奶奶独守故乡。故乡是游子无论何时都要装进行囊随身携带的底味，片中的buddy是导演童年的化身，年近半百的导演在疫情封锁期间回首往事。对近景镜头进行精雕细琢，大量对称构图和横向运镜、景深镜头使用。
从小男孩buddy的视角演绎贝尔法斯特那段动荡的岁月，太过甜美和文艺范，真有点“少年不识愁滋味，为赋新词强说愁”。
蛮喜欢的一部作品，导演用充满幽默、感人和充满活力的视角，在动荡的北爱尔兰书写一出成长和情感，而黑白影像的处理让影片更具时代质感。每一个人心中都有一处属于自己故乡的地方和城市，致那些依然留在故土的人
极其私人的影像回忆。通过断断续续的对话和为数不多的彩色镜头将记忆中模糊但却精确的美好甜蜜的记忆画面表述给观众，引导着观众跟随着画面一起进入自己的童年时光。一个限制在了孩童视角和童年回忆关于宗教冲突下的离开故乡出走他乡前的纠结于不安的故事，但这样的视角就注定了整部电影只能成为一颗美好的糖果，丧失了更深层次述说时代的机会......
6/10。其实整体的质感还可以，故事虽然普通，但把童年的美好与家庭、社会的暗流涌动展现了出来，算是完成了任务。然而故事还是过于琐碎，导致没有重点，而且所谓童年的美好大多透过看电影来呈现，是为剧作上的偷懒。
躲在一楼桌子底下的那些人，以及孩子他妈带子冒死还洗衣粉这脑子有问题吧。还有就是过于平淡，以至于看得我没感到愤怒或者悲伤。演得都挺一般的，得不了演员的那些奖项。
难道黑白色的童年与故土回忆都很真实，电影与舞台上的想象力才能带来彩色吗？多的是影像上的调度，但置身动乱中的临场感稍弱，还是说我们都代入了天真无邪的童年视角呢？60年代爱尔兰的贝尔法斯特从时间、空间上都距离当下的我太遥远了～
不可抗力皆因沒有想像力，才那麼需要黑白來補救。《羅馬》都能把幾坨屎拍出不明覺厲的形式感。肯尼去到盡也只是把舞台上的彩色，反射到奶奶的眼鏡上，黑白裡帶點彩，搞得這麼初級。
没去电影院看因为怕我只能听懂十句话（。但总之我自己还是挺喜欢的，北美移民家庭人看到最后还是无法克制地哭了一会
For the ones who stayed. For the ones who left. And for all the ones who were lost. 确实看出很多《一一》的味道，动荡的年月里更加感慨。
导演到底在表现啥个玩意儿啊
故事剧情有点普通，好喜欢爷爷奶奶的部分，最后一段太好哭了简直。一颗星给摄影，一直在猛截图
不同于此类电影大部分都会仅仅对过去年代的简单回味思念，电影从头到尾都贯穿着周遭的不稳定以及恐慌，其实是很真实的。有人选择离开有人选择留下，也有更多没有选择的权利，“爱尔兰人大多是移民的”听的让人感同身受而又bittersweet。（如果觉得这个电影“仅仅是从北爱去英格兰而已而很无病呻吟”的话建议可以看一下北爱近几十年的历史背景以及为什么很多人选择了离开）
无意间保存的，以为是法兰西。画面和音乐很有味道，英式幽默
仔细想想后劲还是很足，被母亲用垃圾桶盖保护的小男孩，被嘶吼着要把暴乱时的物件放回原位。张合的嘴巴，巨大的云。我从黑色的起大雾的停车场出来，满脑都是老去泛白的童年回忆。
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