Emmerdale star opens up on landing role in Midsomer Murders 'Playing a great part'

Paul Lambert of Emmerdale played by Matthew Boss originally came to town in 2004 and was the son of Rodney Blackstock played by Patrick Moore and Val Lambert Charlie Hardwicke. Throughout his time on the ITV soap, Paul has been the center of some major storylines and even made television history after marrying Johnny Foster Richard Greve at the show's first gay wedding. Matthew left the series after Paul tried to reconcile. Her relationship with Johnny. She made a brief comeback in 2010 when her sister Nicola Nicola Wheeler married Jamie King Nick Miles. The actor reprised his role in March 2015 after the death of his mother Val. After he made the decision to leave again and moved to Portugal where he remained.

Since his role in Emmerdale Matthew has also appeared in the award-winning Channel 4 series Its a Sin. However, in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, the actor opened up about why he decided to take a break from acting to land his new role in the ITV drama Midsomer Murders. That is the question… Did I take a step back [acting] or did he take a step back from me? You never know as an actor in many ways star Paul Lambert began. I think the way a lot of people look at it now is changing because we have a lot of demarcation. You know it's like What are your sexual orientations? What is your ethnicity? I've always overlooked all these things because no one knows where I'm from or how old I am that was fine and now I think it's less good and people don't know where I fit in.

Matthew went on to explain that after leaving Emmerdale for the last time he spent his time looking after his partner's children. For a while, my partner had kids so I was only taking care of half of them and deciding what I wanted to do. And that was more or less after Emmerdale and all that. And then for the past four years or so I have a nice little agency up north that lets Lee do exactly what I wanted. Despite stepping back from his acting career Matthew went on to talk about his new role in Midsomer Murders. He explained that during the pandemic he's spent a lot of time doing Zoom meetings and self-recording roles. She admitted I love all of it because I'm doing it at Home in my little world that I absolutely love.

And that's how these [medium murders] really turned out. So my role in Midsomer Murders I'm playing a great role. I was really excited to get it and love it. John Nettles has been confirmed to return to the ITV series in a special episode. John Nettles played DCI Tom Barnaby for 14 years before stepping away from the crime drama in 2011. However, fans will be pleased to know that more than a decade later he and some of the show's past and current stars will get together to take a look back. The long and successful history of the series is a one-off special called Midsomer Murders   25 Years of Mayhem. Emmerdale airs Monday through Friday at 730 p.m. M. on ITV.