Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar says the show shines a light on real-life cop corruption

LINE of Duty star Adrian Dunbar likes how the show shines a light on real-life cop corruption.

The 62-year-old actor, who plays Supt Ted Hastings, said: “You’re starting to see a lot of arrests for big scams that could have only been going on with police collusion.



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“It is costing the country billions and isn’t drifting away. So it’s nice to be on the pulse.”

The sixth series starts on BBC1 next Sunday. Adrian says real cops he meets love his character.

He added: “They give me a smile and a thumbs up like, ‘Keep going’.

“All of them remember the start of their career where there was someone crusty like Ted, a bit of an authoritarian, a bit moralistic, old school, very good at man management, not very good with the girls,

“So they tend to warm to his character I think.”



Adrian claims the series shines a light on real-life corruption in the force

Series regulars Vicky McClure, 37, and Martin Compston, 36, will return with Adrian, alongside Shalom Brune Franklin, 26, new to AC-12.

Scottish actress Kelly Macdonald, 45, plays a senior investigating officer on an unsolved murder case whose suspicious conduct attracts AC-12’s attention.

Last week’s trailer for the upcoming series sent fans into a spin with a clue to take viewers on a cryptic treasure hunt to find a bonus secret trailer.


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