What time is Durrells season 4 on ITV and who is in distribution?

The Durrells are back at ITV this Sunday for a final season before the series is finally withdrawn.

The show, based on the writings of author and nature defender Gerald Durrell and taking place in the 1930s in Corfu, first arrived on our screens in 2016 and has since been a favorite Sunday evenings.

We have only a series of episodes to play tonight, but what time is it and who will join Keeley Hawes in the casting?

Here's what you need to know …

What time is Durrells season 4 on ITV Sunday night?

The fourth season of The Durrells will debut on ITV Sunday night at 8 pm.

The show lasts an hour before the next episode of Victoria at 9 pm.

Series Four lasts six weeks and the following episodes are likely to air simultaneously for the next five Sundays.

Who is in distribution alongside Keeley Hawes?

Keeley takes the lead in the series as family matriarch Louisa Durrell, who is heartbroken at the end of the third series – with viewers – when Spiros Hakaiopoulous announced that his wife and family had returned to Corfu.

With Alexis Georgoulis, who plays the taxi driver, also returns in the casting, it suggests the possibility that the duo can still meet – with the actor revealing at the end of the last series that the series could begin to s' away from his sources.

The show is based on the book, so it's not a documentary and we have to do what the book says, "he explained. "

It is like an adaptation of the book, it is the book which allows to leave the limits given by the book. "

Josh O'Connor, Durrell's eldest son, Larry, Callum Woodhouse, Leslie Durrell, Daisy Waterstone, Margo Durrell and Milo Parker reincarnated as young Gerry Durrell.

Why is this the last series of the series?

Executive producer Sally Woodward explained that the series had ended naturally: "We are returning to Corfu for a last adventure inspired by the firefly.

It was an amazing journey to follow this warm and enchanting family in full maturity. But their adventures on the island have come to a natural conclusion. I can not think about it without crying … "