The crime series is slated to come back for another run on ITV, with John Simm and Richie Campbell both returning to their respective characters.
Adapted from the bestselling novels by Peter James, the show debuted in 2021 and follows Grace as he solves homicide cases and other criminal matters alongside officers from East Sussex Police in Brighton.
Throughout the previous series, viewers learned that Grace’s supervisor and rival, Assistant Chief Constable Cassian Pewe, was revealed to be a corrupt officer who had been involved in a romantic relationship with Grace’s wife, Sandy, before her disappearance.
Pewe revealed further details about Sandy’s vanishing along with her gambling debts, which had placed her under the influence of the Benchdale OCG criminal network.
The same organisation was still waiting for Sandy to repay a debt, and conveyed a message to Grace through the incarcerated Cassian, warning that they would go after his son, Bruno.
How this intimidation plays out is expected to form part of the new series alongside the regular caseload the team handles.
Speaking about his return as Roy Grace, Simm commented that this marks the longest he has ever been involved with any production.
He noted that performing in the show remains a joy, and having such a talented ensemble around him for extended periods throughout the year makes it impossible to turn down the opportunity.
He expressed enthusiasm about seeing where Roy’s narrative continues in the upcoming instalment.
Campbell similarly shared his excitement about the forthcoming season, stating that the rewarding element for the cast is the annual commitment to pushing themselves further and enhancing their work.
He emphasised that it never feels like merely generating material.
He highlighted that each year brings fresh challenges, with the team consistently striving to surpass previous efforts.
He acknowledged that viewers may grow weary of hearing it, but the cast consistently believes each new season surpasses the last, which he attributes to everyone contributing to the production.
The four upcoming episodes of series six will adapt the novels Left You Dead, Capture You Dead, Dead Man’s Game, and One Of Us Is Dead.
Grace series six complete cast
John Simm as Detective Superintendent Roy Grace
Richie Campbell as DI Glenn Branson
Zoe Tapper as Cleo Morey
Laura Elphinstone as DS Bella May
Brad Morrison as Nick Nicholl
Juliette Motamed as DC Vee Wilde
Finn Guegan as Bruno
Rebecca Scroggs as Avi Branson
Rishi Nair as Neel Siddiqui
Harry Singh as Ravi Ahmed
Tamla Kari as Eden Siddiqui
Anthony Howell as Fergus Doyle
Ali Khan as Jayden Siddiqui
Hannah McClean as Rebecca Rowan
Gurjeet Singh as Devan Siddiqui
Jamie Kenna as Cillian Smith
Ellie McKay as Holly Smith
Sara Powell as Cynthia Slater
Peter De Jersey as Stephen Welling
Amir Wilson as Noah Welling
Robert Lonsdale as Carl Orton
Rachelle Diedericks as Rachel Sanderson
Lucy Speed as Gina Poole
Esme Hough as Maddie Coleman
Dylan Corbett-Bader as Davey Carlton
Alexander Holley as Tom Carlton
Chloe Murray-Smith as Charlie Downing
Shyvonne Ahmmad as Bronwyn Evans
Carolina Valdés as Nadiuska De Sancha
Kaja Chan as Sasha Hays
Cornelius Booth as Jon Hammond
Jamie Martin as Bob Kingsley
Dana Haqjoo as James Vernon
Charlie Beck as Joe Franklin
Michelle Greenidge as Dr Noreen Allen
Ferdy Roberts as Dennis Tibson
Mark Flitton as PC Dave Cripps
Verity Marshall as Lainey Orton
Michael Epp as Hans Becker
Chizzy Akudolu as Maggie Hayton
Michael Shaeffer as James Taylor
Will Bagnall as John Tylerson
Lochlann O’Mearáin as Rufus Rourke
Alexander Cobb as Kevin Spinella
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Grace series six broadcast information
The launch of Grace’s sixth series will air at 8pm on Sunday, March 29 on ITV1.
The subsequent three episodes will follow in the same evening slot over the following weeks.
Viewers can stream the programmes on ITVX.
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