BBC's Death in Paradise Pays Heartfelt Tribute to Denis Guyenon
Last night, the much-loved BBC series Death in Paradise wrapped up its 14th season with an emotional tribute to one of its own, Denis Guyenon. If you’ve been a fan of the show, chances are you’ve seen his work—maybe without even realizing it. Denis was a stills photographer on the series, capturing the stunning visuals and iconic moments that have helped define the show’s aesthetic for the past seven years.
At the close of the season finale, a heartfelt message appeared on the screen: "En la mémoire de notre ami Denis Guyenon 24/06/1965 - 06/07/2024," which translates from French as "In memory of our friend." It was a quiet but powerful moment, acknowledging someone who had played a key role behind the scenes.
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Denis was more than just a photographer; he was part of the Death in Paradise family. He worked with every lead detective from Kris Marshall’s DI Humphrey Goodman to Ardal O’Hanlon’s DI Jack Mooney, and most recently, Ralf Little’s DI Neville Parker. His contributions helped shape the public image of the series, ensuring that every promotional shot, every striking still, carried the essence of Saint Marie’s charm and mystery.
Tributes have been pouring in from those who knew him best. Executive producer Tim Key described Denis as a "kind, warm-hearted and talented man who cared deeply about the show and the people working on it." He went on to say that "our set feels different without him on it," a sentiment echoed by many of his colleagues.
Alex Gill, the show’s picture publicist, also shared fond memories of Denis, calling him a friend and an integral part of the show's success. He described Denis as someone who was always willing to go the extra mile, ensuring the show was presented in the best possible light. According to his family, Denis was happiest when working on Death in Paradise , a touching testament to how much he loved his craft and the people he worked with.
It’s moments like these that remind us of the unsung heroes in television—the people behind the lens, the editors, the crew members who work tirelessly to bring our favorite shows to life. While fans will remember Death in Paradise for its gripping mysteries and stunning Caribbean backdrops, those who worked on the show will always remember Denis Guyenon as a cherished colleague and friend.
His legacy will live on through the countless images he captured, the moments he preserved, and the love he poured into his work. Rest in peace, Denis—you will be deeply missed.
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