Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar wants to see a comeback of the hit BBC crime drama (Image: PA Archive/PA Images) Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar says he and his fellow castmates would "love to be back in Belfast again" to film another series of the hit BBC crime drama. The Enniskillen man plays Superintendent Ted Hastings in the BBC police drama for over a decade but has previously admitted that he and all of his castmates want to return for a seventh series. Created by Jed Mercurio, the show last appeared on screens in May 2021 with Ted Hastings and his team uncovering the identity of the 'Fourth Man' and derailing corruption from within the force.
READ MORE: Line of Duty star addresses show's rumoured return READ MORE: Line of Duty star says she'll 'never work again' after co-star exposes 'tactic' The cast members have hinted at a possible return by updating their WhatsApp group chat about the show, suggesting a new season could be on the cards. However, the show's bosses have yet to comment on the possibility, three years after the last gripping series aired. Speaking on ITV's This Morning Show on Friday to promote his latest West End role in Kiss Me, Kate, the Co Fermanagh star teased how he would soon be reunited with his r Line of Duty castmates Vicky McClure and Martin Compton.
He told presenters Alison Hammond and Josie Gibson: "They're coming on opening night and we're going to block the street. We're still supporting each other." When asked about the possibility of .
