The news will undoubtedly come as a surprise to fans but having been an integral part of the ITV drama schedule for 11 years now, it's safe to say that the series will bow out in style.
Joining the crime-solving leads will also be returning cast members Al Weaver as Leonard Finch, Tessa Peake-Jones as Mrs C, Kacey Ainsworth as Cathy Keating, Oliver Dimsdale as Daniel Marlowe, Nick Brimble as Jack Chapman, Bradley Hall as DC Larry Peters and Melissa Johns as Miss Scott.
Filming on the 11th and final instalment is set to kick off this month so we shouldn't have too long to wait for new episodes, especially seeing as a release date for season 10 is yet to be confirmed for the UK.
The actor, who took on a more sinister role in 5's The Game recently, will once again be reprising his role (for the final time) as overworked DI Geordie Keating.
"The bonds we’ve formed extend far beyond the camera lens, and I know that they will endure long after the final scene within the Grantchester world has been filmed. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this incredible journey.
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"As we begin filming this final chapter, I do so with a full heart and endless gratitude – for the memories, the friendships, and the incredible journey we’ve shared. To the entire cast and crew – thank you for your unwavering support, love and warmth that you all bring onto set every day. Working alongside you all, and more importantly getting to know you, has been a true privilege and joy.”
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"But then, out of the blue, the Chief Superintendent comes to Geordie with a beguiling offer. It could be a chance for Geordie to finally be in charge, but it could also mean an end of his crime solving days. And his crime solving partnership with Alphy.
"During a quiet period at the halfway house, Leonard finds himself with time on his hands, and a chance to take stock of his own life and whether he’s doing enough with it. When one of Daniel’s neighbours becomes ill, Leonard is drawn into helping care for the neighbour’s son Raymond – and discovers a paternal side to himself he never knew he had."
Writer, series creator and executive producer Daisy Coulam also said of the show coming to an end: “At its heart, Grantchester is a show about the power of friendship and love. We’ve been so lucky over the last 11 series to experience that on and off screen. For over a decade now - cast and crew (many who’ve been there since the beginning) have met each summer to film. And it’s been an absolute joy.
Grantchester seasons 1-9 are available to stream on ITVX in the UK.
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