Beyond Paradise season 3 episode 5 cast as Jonathan Creek star joins penultimate episode
Beyond Paradise's penultimate episode sees a mythical figure cause a scare.
Beyond Paradise is back with episode 5 of season 3
Beyond Paradise is back on BBC One and episode five sees the harvest come to an end and a couple follow their long-held tradition of hanging a corn doll. However, things take a dark turn when the doll mysteriously falls and a figure dressed as the mythical Cornman strikes.
From then on, the couple become targets of strange happenings. Meanwhile, DI Humphrey Goodman (played by Kris Marshall) and Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton) witness their foster daughter Rosie (Bella Rei Blue Stevenson) start school.
Elsewhere, Anne (Barbara Flynn) takes a bold step to embrace life after her health scare. The rest of the main cast will also return including Zahra Ahmadi as Esther Williams and Dylan Llewellyn as Kelby Hartford.
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Felicity Montagu is back as Margo Martins with Melina Sinadinou as Zoe Williams and Jamie Bamber as Archie Hughes.
Here is all you need to know about who makes up the guest cast for episode five.
Kevin McNally and Caroline Quentin star in Beyond Paradise
Lotty Robson - Caroline Quentin
Caroline Quentin is a 64-year-old actress and TV presenter known for her roles in Men Behaving Badly and Jonathan Creek.
She went on to play Kate Salinger in Kiss Me Kate and DCI Janine Lewis in Blue Murder.
The star met Sam Farmer in 1998 on the set of Men Behaving Badly, where he was a runner, and they have two children together.
Her daughter Rose is also an actress.
George Ellis - Kevin R McNally
Kevin R McNally is a 68-year-old English actor and writer known for his roles in I, Claudius and Pirates of the Caribbean.
McNally played Joshamee Gibbs in the films and is one of only three actors who appear in all five films.
The father-of-three met actress Phyllis Logan in 1994, and they married in 2011.
Michaela Robson - Rebecca Lee
Rebecca has previously trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Her TV credits include Babs and Sparks, and she has voiced commercials for Calm and The Body Shop.
Amy Morgan and Rebecca Lee join the cast
Stella Ellis- Amy Morgan
Amy Morgan has starred in the murder mystery series Death Valley, as well as We Live in Time and Playing Nice.
She was most recently seen on stage in Dear Octopus at the National Theatre.
She has also recently been seen in Welsh series The Steeltown Murders and The Cleaners.
Rhys Tomlinson - Oliver Hembrough
Oliver Hembrough is an actor from Bristol whose most recent credits include The Crow Girl and War of the Worlds.
He also played John in The White Princess and Robinson in Around the World in 80 Days.
Skydive instructor - Ankur Sengupta
Ankur Sengupta starred in the TV miniseries Special Owl, with his other credits including Until I Kill You and The Pact.
Ankur Sengupta joins the series
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Beyond Paradise airs on BBC One on Fridays at 8pm
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