Line of Duty stars Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and Adrian Dunbar look worlds away from AC-12 as they don tracksuits for Gogglebox Stand Up To Cancer celebrity special
They are currently filming series six of the critically-acclaimed police drama.
And Line of Duty’s Vicky McClure, Martin Compston and Adrian Dunbar swapped the AC-12 interrogation room for the Gogglebox sofa as they filmed the Stand Up To Cancer celebrity special this week.
Vicky, 37, Martin, 36, and Adrian, 62, looked worlds away from the staunch dress code and steely expressions of the anti-corruption unit as they laughed on the famous sofa while clad in tracksuits.
He’s a rank above us! Line of Duty’s Vicky McClure (C), Martin Compston (R) and Adrian Dunbar (L) swapped AC-12 for the Gogglebox sofa as they filmed the Stand Up To Cancer celebrity special this week
DI Kate Fleming actress Vicky looked comfortable in a tan hoodie and matching joggers as she jokingly pointed at her superior, Superintendent Ted Hastings star Adrian.
Adrian lost his white and black uniform in favour of a cosy navy sweater and black jeans, while DS Steve Arnott actor Martin wrapped up in a grey and white tracksuit.
Vicky wrote: ‘Always a fight over the remote (or as we used to call it in our house, the button thing!)
‘Tomorrow night we join the @c4gogglebox team for @su2cuk
They’re sucking diesel now! The trio are pictured as AC-12 officers DS Steve Arnott, Superintendent Ted Hastings and DI Kate Fleming
Was H not invited? Vicky, 37, Martin, 36, and Adrian, 62, looked worlds away from the staunch dress code of the anti-corruption unit as they laughed on the famous sofa while clad in tracksuits
‘The stats for cancer are frightening, something most of us have/will experience with loved ones or ourselves, all donations go towards life saving research. Thank you.’
Martin also posted the snaps with the caption: ‘Few beers, pizza and a bit of telly with your pal’s cannae beat it. AC12 do @c4gogglebox for @su2cuk Friday night 9pm on Channel 4 #standuptocancer.’
The trio resumed filming series six earlier this month after the coronavirus pandemic halted filming earlier this year.
Earlier this month, Line Of Duty fans claimed to have pointed out a ‘huge spoiler’ after show creator Jed Mercurio shared a snap from filming.
The writer, 54, took to Twitter to share a collection of photos of DS Steve Arnott, Ted Hastings and DI Kate Fleming, as they playfully posed on set.
Yet eagle-eyed fans were quick to point out that DS Steve Arnott had lost his ‘sergeant stripes’ from his uniform as they questioned whether he had been demoted or was going undercover.
Elsewhere other fans came up with another bizarre theory as they noted Ted Hastings was stood in front of a piece of graffiti which had the letter H.
Posting a zoomed in picture with a red ring around it, a Line Of Duty fan commented: ‘Massive spoilers on wall.’
Spoiler? Line Of Duty fans claimed to have pointed out a ‘huge spoiler’ after show creator Jed Mercurio shared a snap from filming earlier this month
Eagle-eyed: Yet eagle-eyed fans were quick to point out that DS Steve Arnott had lost his ‘sergeant stripes’ from his uniform as they questioned whether he had been demoted or was going undercover
In the most recent series five finale, creator Jed dropped the bombshell there was not just one super villain H but four .
Steve discovered the vital clue when a clip of DI Matthew ‘Dot’ Cottan’s dying declaration was played during AC-12 boss Ted Hasting’s interrogation with Patricia Carmichael (Anna Maxwell-Martin).
Line Of Duty resumed filming in September after a five-month hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The BBC police drama suspended shooting for series six back in March, but leading actor Martin returned to set to shoot socially-distanced scenes last month.
Show creator Jed thanked fans for their ‘patience’ and assured that the cast and crew are aiming to have the sixth season back on air ‘as soon as possible’.
It’s back! Line Of Duty resumed filming in September after a five-month hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic