**Who stars in Moonflower Murders?**

Returning in their roles from Magpie Murders are Lesley Manville (The Crown) as book editor turned sleuth Susan and Timothy McMullan (Patrick Melrose, The Crown) as famous literary detective Atticus Pünd.

Alongside Manville and McMullan, returning members of the original cast include Alexandros Logothetis (The Island) as Andreas, Daniel Mays (Des) as Locke/Chubb, Claire Rushbrook (Wilderness) as Kate, Conleth Hill (Game Of Thrones) as Alan Conway, Matthew Beard (Dracula) as James and Sanjeev Kohli (River City) as Sajid Khan.

And we can expect to see some new faces, too. New cast members include Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, Nolly) as Parris/Berlin, Rosalie Craig (Anatomy Of A Scandal, The Queen’s Gambit) as Lisa/Melissa, Pippa Bennett-Warner (Gangs Of London) as Madeline and Adrian Rawlins (Slow Horses) as Lawrence/Lance.

Speaking about the new series, Horowitz said: “I’ve been watching the filming of Moonflower Murders with joy. We’re back with the same cast… but this time we’ve got a whole new box of tricks to present as literary editor Susan Ryeland untangles another book within a book and another series of unfathomable murders. I can’t wait to show it to our audience.”

**When will Moonflower Murders be released?**

There’s no confirmed release date for the series just yet but in the meantime, you can catch up on Magpie Murders on BBC iPlayer.

Loved Magpie Murders? We have the first-look images at the sequel, Moonflower Murders