Rebus, the police drama set in Edinburgh, Scotland, originally ran in the UK on ITV from 2000-2007, but a new limited series reboot starring Outlander’s Richard Rankin in the title role is now ...

More than 20 years after the original series aired, Ian Rankin's Rebus is returning to our screens in the form of a BBC drama on Friday May 17. Based on 29 novels by the beloved author, the ...

Rankin’s Rebus, which aired for four seasons on ITV in the early noughties helmed by John Hannah and then Ken Stott, will be in his 30s, recently divorced and demoted to Detective Sergeant.

The writer refused to view the debut series starring John Hannah on ITV in 2000 then avoided it when Ken Stott filled the role. Sir Ian reveals that Richard Rankin's Rebus is the first he's been ...

Viaplay has found its Inspector Rebus and author Sir Ian Rankin is keeping ... He follows in the footsteps of fellow Scottish actors John Hannah and Ken Stott, who led the ITV version 20 years ...

However, Rebus was later taken in-house by STV Productions, and Hannah was replaced in the leading role in the series by Ken Stott. As the new reboot returns to BBC One on Saturday, May 18 ...

John Hannah played Inspector Rebus in the first season, before being replaced by Ken Stott for the next three. Rankin’s Inspector Rebus novels have sold more than 30 million copies and been ...

Still from the original "Rebus" series from ITV starring Ken Stott and Claire Price In the rebooted TV series, Rebus is in his 30s, recently divorced, and demoted to Detective Sergeant.

It has to be Martin Compston The others are too clean cut. I agree that Ken Stott was the best Rebus. As long as they are directed better this time. The last ones should have been great with Ken ...