The Belfast-based crime drama Blue Lights is back in action with major filming underway for its fourth series.
Fans don’t have to wait long! After the thrilling finale of Blue Lights series three on November 3, 2025, producers confirmed the show is already rolling on series four. Richard Dormer returns as Gerry Cliff, with the script read-through held in January.
Filming officially began in Belfast in early February, with production company Two Cities Television sharing a behind-the-scenes snap of the clapperboard dated 2nd February. Their caption described it as “the most incredible series yet.”
Co-creators Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson teased that this season dives into “dark secrets” and explores “what justice looks like in Belfast today.” They promise a gripping story weaving the past, present, and futures of favourite characters Grace, Annie, and Tommy.
Director Angela Griffin gave an update after week one, saying, “It’s cold, it’s windy, it’s rainy and it’s cold. But it’s brilliant. Firmly back in the saddle and loving it… Roll on week 2.”
While filming isn’t 100% wrapped, the first block is complete. Angela Griffin celebrated the milestone on Instagram, praising her crew’s hard work and legendary dance moves at the halfway wrap party.
As ever, Blue Lights keeps it local, filming around Belfast and Northern Ireland. The BBC recently released photos from the script read-through, showing main stars Siân Brooke, Martin McCann, Katherine Devlin, and Richard Dormer ready to roll.
Filming continues in Belfast through 2026, with intense storylines tackling justice and the city’s dark underbelly. Returning favourites will be joined by new faces in this gritty police drama.
Two Cities Television and Gallagher Films’ Stephen Wright and Louise Gallagher said, “The appreciation for the show means so much to everyone involved and illustrates the power of fantastic teamwork.”
Blue Lights fans, get ready — the hottest crime drama on your screens will be back before you know it!
Originally published by UKNIP.
