Holly Willoughby offered guest role on Midsomer Murders

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Holly Willoughby Offered Guest Role On Midsomer Murders
Holly Willoughby has been offered a guest role on Midsomer Murders.
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By Laura Harding, PA Deputy Entertainment Editor

Holly Willoughby has said she wants to “die by eating chocolate” after she was surprised with the offer of a guest role on Midsomer Murders.

The This Morning host was given the chance to appear on the show during an interview with the stars of the long-running ITV hit, Neil Dudgeon and Nick Hendrix.

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Dudgeon, who plays DCI John Barnaby, revealed: “We have all had a big talk about who we want to appear on Midsomer and we have decided that we want Holly Willoughby to appear in an episode of Midsomer Murders very soon.

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DCI John Barnaby (left, played by Neil Dudgeon) and DS Jamie Winter (played by Nick Hendrix) (Bentley Productions/ITV)

“I have been speaking to people upstairs and they have been speaking to your people, but Holly, please, I am emboldened here to offer you a role in Midsomer Murders.”

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Willoughby replied: “That’s amazing! Yes! Of course I say yes.

“I have seen every single episode since it started way back when.

“Are you serious?”

Hendrix, who plays DS Jamie Winter, replied: “We need you on the show, we need you.”

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Willoughby warned: “You are going to have to kill me off really quickly because I am terrible at acting.

“I don’t know what I am going to do!,” but Hendrix reassured her: “That’s never held us back in Midsomer.”

He added: “I am sure we can kill you or you could be a murderer or something.”

Willoughby also made a request about how she would like her character to die, saying: “If you kill me, can I die by eating chocolate because I saw an episode where someone died from eating chocolate and I thought, ‘That is the way to go’?”

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