"When it comes to cooking, it's not anything fancy. Her zodiac sign is Virgo. In November, he moved to Glasgow with his wife Tena Stivicic, a Croatian-born playwright and screenwriter, and their two-year-old daughter Anja Grace. "I went to Los Angeles a few years ago and I was on my own waiting to go to auditions. I learned to swim in there. I thought: 'No, I'm not going to have someone telling me where, when, why and how.' There's some dark brown, possibly corduroy trousers, a checked shirt and a waxed jacket. To help me stay optimistic and positive and to make other people laugh. By Henshall comes close too with fantin (hungry) and bruck (rubbish). It's like: 'Jesus Christ, has it come to this?'"
We have got pals who are having to go to church on a Sunday just to get their daughter into a decent school – catchment areas are the size of a 10-bob bit. "Davey Kane is somebody who likes women and I think that comes across," says Henshall.
"In the same way you change as you get older. "The Scandis blew the crime genre out of the water and the Americans have been doing interesting things with it for years. Shetland will be shown on BBC One at 9pm on March 10 and March 11. "I have never lived in Glasgow before," he says. It has changed so much. The following year Tena moved to the United Kingdom and continued her studies at Goldsmiths College, University of London. His first television acting role was as a motorcyclist in an episode of Taggart (it also featured Peter Mullan and Ewen Bremner, trivia fans) before going on to high-profile parts in Dennis Potter's Lipstick On Your Collar alongside Ewan McGregor and the films Angels And Insects, Orphans – directed by Mullan – and It's All About Love. Henshall is filming scenes for Shetland, a BBC drama already dubbed the Scottish equivalent of The Killing. "Och, no. As tales go, it's a colourful yarn. Forensic tests confirm that they belong to the same victim, a visitor spotted passing through Lerwick.
But recently he's found another passion. Then you watch football players and think: 'You have no idea what hard work is.' "Oh, God no. "There is a couple of interesting things kicking about but I don't want to talk about them because I don't want to curse them," he says. If we had been American we would have been making films together. Henshall is famously not a fan of the "Scot pack" phenomenon that swept Hollywood a few years back, previously launching a scathing diatribe on the label. Tosh is his invention and he has been writing women like that for as long as I have known him. After all, Columbo has his beige Mac, Sarah Lund her natty jumper collection and Saga Noren (of fellow Scandi-chic drama The Bridge) those eyewateringly tight leather trousers. What about blind moorie? Testament to that early vision, Shetland has evolved into a six-part series. It's not like in the movie The Hangover where you just get pished and end up married. I end up being that annoying guy who keeps coming in and going" – he adopts a sappy, whiny voice – "'What you doing?'" I know a little bit more about how it works." He looks confident.
Fortunately he's game. And it is a disgrace that people are still that ignorant after this amount of time." Once the day is done, you have to say, 'Right, that's it,' and move on." Henshall casts his mind back to series three when Perez's colleague DS Alison "Tosh" McIntosh – played by the brilliant Alison O'Donnell – was raped.
There has been a change of scene too. Look at you, you big, bleary-eyed, fat f***.'" "That's terrible.
He is last seen walking towards a vehicle.
She is an actress and writer, known for The Postcard Killings (2020), Treca zena (1997) and Invisible.She has been married to Douglas Henshall since February 2010. "[It has opened them] to the places that can happen and the very insidious ways it happens in places you would never imagine and by seemingly respectable people." Data returned from the Piano 'meterActive/meterExpired' callback These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Tena Štivičić lives in London and is married to Scottish actor Douglas Henshall. Thinking he might need a quick introduction to the local lingo I produce a list of modern Shetlandic words – described as "an uneasy combination of English, Lowland Scots and Norn, the language of the vikings" – and tell Henshall it's time for a quiz.
he asks gruffly, pointing to the multicoloured stripes peeking out from beneath his trousers. "Ah, I think that one speaks for itself -" "I like it. Jesus Christ, a lot of really talented people. Nope: slippers. Did Henshall imagine when he embodied Perez for that two-part pilot which aired in 2013 – adapted from the novel Red Bones by crime writer Ann Cleeves – that he would inhabit the character for seven years and counting? I said: 'F*** it. "When people first asked me about the idea of a 'Scot pack' back in the nineties, I didn't think it was a positive thing. At the present time, two sites have been earmarked; one in Saltersgate, near Dalkeith in Midlothian, and a second at the Port of Leith. The couple drove to Vegas the following day joined by Lenka, her husband, the actor Rade Serbedzija, and their three teenage daughters. je hrvatska dramatičarka.