Grantchester hunk Tom Brittney takes over from James Norton as the hit drama's handsome new vicar

The 27-year-old actor, who was recently announced as the incoming Reverend Will Davenport, was spotted shooting scenes on the streets of Cambridge on Monday afternoon.

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