A Taste for Murder centres on DCI Joe Mottram (Warren Brown), a recently bereaved police officer struggling to connect with his teenage daughter Angelica (Beau Gadsdon) in the wake of his wife’s (her ...

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3. Francis Lovehall Two months into a two-year contract at Brentford Football Club, Francis made the gutsy switch to acting, earning a place on the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’s BA course, aged 17.