Grantchester stars Tom Brittney and Robson Green hug cast members and say emotional goodbyes

Grantchester stars Tom Brittney and Robson Green hug cast members and say emotional goodbyes as they wrap series seven of popular ITV show

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The seventh series is set to air on ITV in the new year. 

And, Grantchester reverend Tom Brittney, 30, and his co-star Robson Green, 56, hugged fellow cast members and said emotional goodbyes as they filmed the show’s forthcoming series last week. 

Wrapping on series seven saw heartfelt embraces from cast and crew as they bid a fond farewell to the 1950s crime-fighting drama – for the time being at least. 

So long! Robson Green, 56, embraced Tessa Peake-Jones, 64, who plays housekeeper Mrs Sylvia Maguire

Farewell! Grantchester reverend Tom Brittney, 30, and his co-star Robson Green, 56, hugged cast members and said emotional goodbyes as they filmed the ITV show’s final ever scenes

Tom, who plays Reverend Will Davenport in ITV’s 1950s crime-fighting show, also made his directorial debut for its seventh series.

Veteran actor Robson plays Detective Geordie Keating and was photographed chatting to his co-stars as filming concluded. 

An insider, who did not want to be named, said: ‘We’re all really sad as this is the final season, but we’re not killing off any major characters so there is a chance it could return at some point in the future.’

Time to say goodbye: Veteran actor Robson plays Detective Geordie Keating and was photographed chatting to his co-stars as filming concluded

Time to say goodbye: Veteran actor Robson plays Detective Geordie Keating and was photographed chatting to his co-stars as filming concluded

Bless: The cast were clearly emotional on their final day of filming

That's a wrap: They were keen to embrace one another after filming during the pandemic

Bless: The cast were clearly emotional on their final day of filming

Close-knit: Tessa switched her costume shoes for comfy boots and layered up with a moden padded coat as she hugged a member of the crew

Close-knit: Tessa switched her costume shoes for comfy boots and layered up with a moden padded coat as she hugged a member of the crew

Reverend: Tom was clad in his clerical garb and shared a laugh with his co-stars

Time to go: The cast were all dressed in vintage clothing while filming the final scenes

Reverend: Tom was clad in his clerical garb and shared a laugh with his co-stars

Intense: The actor shared a sombre moment with a member of the crew as they held hands

Intense: The actor shared a sombre moment with a member of the crew as they held hands

In a statement, Executive Producer Emma Kingsman-Lloyd previously said of filming amid the pandemic: ‘In these difficult times we are delighted to be able to film another series of our beloved Grantchester.  

‘The cast and crew have worked tirelessly to bring the series to the screen and we know the audience are very excited to see what Will, Geordie and the Grantchester family have in store for them.’  

The series is adapted from the Grantchester Mysteries novels by James Runcie and was developed for television by Daisy Coulam. 

Cute: Tom put a finger in his mouth as he smiled fondly while overseeing the final day

Cute: Tom put a finger in his mouth as he smiled fondly while overseeing the final day

In costume: Robson's on-screen wife Kacey Ainsworth, 52, was clad in a white dressing gown and purple hair net for her final scenes

Star: The former soap actress plays Cathy Keating in Grantchester

In costume: Robson’s on-screen wife Kacey Ainsworth, 52, who plays Cathy Keating was clad in a white dressing gown and purple hair net for her final scenes

Multitasking: Tom, who plays Reverend Will Davenport in ITV's 1950s crime-fighting show, also made his directorial debut for its seventh series

Multitasking: Tom, who plays Reverend Will Davenport in ITV’s 1950s crime-fighting show, also made his directorial debut for its seventh series

Happy days: Giving out his final instructions as director, Tom made the most of it

Centre of attention: All eyes were on the main man

Happy days: Giving out his final instructions as director, Tom made the most of it

Sombre: While not filming or chatting, Tom appeared to show his sadness at Grantchester coming to an end

Sombre: While not filming or chatting, Tom appeared to show his sadness at Grantchester coming to an end

Happy days: Kacey smiled as she chatted to cast and crew before saying goodbye

Happy days: Kacey smiled as she chatted to cast and crew before saying goodbye

Grantchester’s fourth series saw the departure of lead actor James Norton, who played Reverend Sidney Chambers, with Tom taking over as the village’s new crime-solving vicar. 

James departed in 2019, and Tom’s Reverend Davenport now leads the cast.

Grantchester season six is expected to air later this year, while series seven has just wrapped filming.  

All smiles: The team looked happy despite the show coming to an end

All smiles: The team looked happy despite the show coming to an end

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