Inspector Morse is coming back

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Zippy replied

5 August 2011, 17:33
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

Not easy after John Thaw.

No, but hopefully they can capture the spirit.
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norrahe replied

5 August 2011, 17:17
Not easy after John Thaw.
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MrMark started a topic Inspector Morse is coming back

5 August 2011, 16:31
Inspector Morse is coming back

Inspector Morse is back and looking a lot younger - Telegraph

The death of the fictional detective appeared to rule out any possibility of the character returning to our screens. But yesterday ITV announced it is to make a prequel based on Morse's early days in the force.

It will star a relative unknown, Shaun Evans, in the role last played by the late John Thaw. The drama will be called Endeavour, a reference to Morse's first name.

ITV plans to turn Endeavour into a series if the one-off drama proves popular. However, the prospect of a young Morse may not prove so appealing to audiences who loved Thaw's portrayal of a man once summed up by his creator, Colin Dexter, as "melancholy, sensitive, vulnerable, independent, ungracious and mean-pocketed".
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