‘Hope fans won’t be mad’

Idris Elba hopes that his fans will forgive him for a big decision about his future: he will finally stop acting and become a full-time director.

“I hope my fan is an actor who doesn’t do anything, but in the end, I’m going to completely transfer to the director Q & A in the Q & A session of the red film.

“I’ve been acting for a long time, I still love it, but I think directing allows me to flex my muscles a little bit and, you know, be part of the set in a different way. I really enjoy it,” The Luther plus star.

Grieving about his latest directing experience, Elba spoke This is how it happened, which stars Charlie Cox (Daredevil) and Wunmi Mosaku (Sinners) alongside himself.

The film is based on Neil’s play of the same name and follows the relationship between a black man married to a white woman, as she faces challenges after opening her home to a white man.

“This one is about a black man who marries a white woman, and a white man comes to move into their house, and it’s about what happens to their relationship,” Elba said. “I bought the film rights and passed on the story. So it’s a white man and a black woman, a black man comes to live in his house. It’s an extraordinary investigation of marriage, trust, and race.”

ELBA added, “We’re starting with the wedding film of a wedding in Ghana, which I couldn’t possibly finish last week. It was fantastic.”