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Many of us lie awake wondering whether we can pay the mortgage. The night before we meet, Lynda La Plante lay awake worrying whether it’s possible to find DNA on a body obliterated by a bomb explosion ...

La Plante’s so-so sequel to 2020’s Buried starts more strongly than it finishes. Like many a maverick cop, Det. Sgt. Jack Warr, of the Metropolitan Police, has a “reputation for doggedly following his ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Lynda la Plante has lost count of the number of prostitutes in her life. At 75, the best-selling author and former actress laughs about ...

LYNDA La Plante is contemplating how she would like to bring her dogged detective DCI Jane Tennison, originally played 30 years ago by Helen Mirren, back to life. "I've been asked this so many times.

CRIME writer Lynda La Plante left viewers in hysterics today with her wacky interview on This Morning. The author delighted fans, as well as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, as she put on ...

Transcript Anita Barraud: Lynda La Plante is often described as Britain's queen of crime, with more than a dozen crime fiction novels under her belt. The former actress is also the creator behind that ...

LYNDA La Plante is adept at dealing with fear and drama, exploring themes of murder and intrigue in her bestselling crime books. Privately however, she’s currently navigating a totally unfamiliar ...

Masterpiece has boarded upcoming Prime Suspect prequel, Prime Suspect: Tennison, as co-producer alongside ITV Studios and NoHo Film & Television. The original series, which starred Helen Mirren, aired ...

Lynda La Plante started her career as an actress, then became an author and screenwriter, creating the much acclaimed Prime Suspect series. She founded La Plante Productions to maintain control of her ...

Novelist Lynda La Plante is in lockdown, holed up in her ­impressive Surrey home with her 16-year-old son Lorcan, the child she adopted when she was 59 and who, she proudly declares, is the best thing ...