Kris Marshall's Ski Mishap: A Star's Middle-Class Mishap

0:00On April 20, Chris Marshall, the 53-year-old star from Death and Paradise, just broke his collarbone in two places during a skiing trip. He called it a classic middle-class mishap, his first injury after years on the slopes. Showing up on Virgin Radios, Chris Evans' breakfast show, with his arm in a sling, he kept it light while confirming the double fracture. This comes nearly 20 years after a wild car crash in Somerset that tossed him 12 feet in the air. Back then, he ended up in the hospital with head injuries and a collapsed lung, sidelined for four weeks while prepping for a West End Play. But he bounced back strong, even getting a signed get-well card from his beloved Aston Villasquad. Fans know Marshall best as the bumbling detective Humphrey Goodman, solving crimes first on the Caribbean-set Death and Paradise, starting in two. 2014, then in its death and spin-off beyond Paradise. He turned down initially in auditions, but got a quick callback that launched a decade of stardom. The show pulls in over 7 million viewers per episode, despite industry slums, filmed

1:04in scorching Guadalupeat that tested everyone up too. 32 degrees Celsius with brutal humidity and no AC on set. Marshall dealt with the frustration by chucking chairs, but it paid off big, turning the island into a tourist spot with fan tours and his face on. T-shirts These days, he's still riding high from the series Juggernaut, and you can catch his full interview on TFI Unplugged this Friday night at 11.02. 5 on Channel 4 or a catch-up. This has been Entertainment and Celebrity News Today, powered by AI.