Hundreds are expected to line the streets to see the stars of the hit show at the Regal Theatre in Redruth on Thursday, June 20.

The public can get their hands on free tickets to the screening through the BBC website.

Confirmed at this year’s event are Eleanor Tomlinson (Demelza Poldark), Jack Farthing (George Warleggan), Luke Norris (Dr Dwight Enys) and Ellise Chappell (Morwenna Carne). Also attending will be Debbie Horsfield (Writer and Executive Producer) and Karen Thrussell (Executive Producer).

They will walk the red carpet before the screening, and afterwards will take part in a live Q&A hosted by BBC Radio Cornwall’s Debbie McCrory.

Eleanor Tomlinson says: “Cornwall is the heart of Poldark and I’m delighted to be returning to give our series the send-off it deserves, surrounded by the Cornish fans, without whom the series would not have been the success it is. Thank you for your constant support. I look forward to seeing you on the twentieth of June!”

Luke Norris added: “I can't wait to get back to Cornwall and share a sneak-preview of Poldark series five with some of the fans who have kept us going these past five years. It's been a magical time for all of us, thanks largely to the county and its people, and I will always be grateful for their support.”

This is not the first time the cast have returned to the home of Poldark for a special screening - but this year promises to be the biggest yet. Last year an estimated 700 people lined the red carpet to meet the stars.

Stephanie Marshall, head of the BBC in the West and South West, says: “Poldark has been brilliant in showing the world that Cornwall is a wonderful place to live, work and visit - hopefully its impact will be felt for many years to come.

“BBC Radio Cornwall will be on the red carpet talking to stars and fans alike and Debbie will do a great job hosting the Q&A after the screening.”

Nearly six million people tuned in every week to watch the last episode of Poldark and the BBC recently revealed how important the ‘Poldark effect’ has been for local tourism.

The show is made by Mammoth Screen for BBC One. Poldark returns to BBC One this summer.

How to get tickets

More than 300 tickets will be available to the public through the BBC’s Shows and Tours website
Tickets are likely to be oversubscribed so will be allocated through a random draw. You can apply for a maximum of two tickets

You have until 5.30pm on Friday 7 June 7 to register

Full terms and conditions can be found on the BBC Shows and Tours website below