#idris-elba

#idris-elba

Idris Elba returns as professional negotiator Sam Nelson in Hijack season 2. But this time, things may have taken an unexpected turn. On January 14, the second season of Hijack premieres on Apple TV. Elba once again plays Sam Nelson, whose exploits on Kingdom Twenty-Nine have become legend. Now, Sam finds himself at the center of a totally different hijack in the London Underground, with a train transporting 200 commuters under immediate threat.

Although " A House of Dynamite" star Idris Elba did say at the Netflix release's Venice Film Festival press conference that he "does not have the courage to be in politics," he certainly does not shy away from playing heads of state on film. Over a decade after his Golden Globe-nominated performance as Nelson Mandela, former President of South Africa, in "Long Walk to Freedom," the British actor has played both the British Prime Minister in " Heads of State," and the President of the United States in the new political thriller from Best Director Oscar-winner Kathryn Bigelow.

Matthew Phillip defended the two-day event as "one of the few creative and cultural outlets left for our youth" after it was marred by violence in recent years.

I was absolutely riveted by what Kyle said, the King told the group. The King, speaking unscripted, called for joined-up action across government, charities and local organisations.

Amazon Prime Video's new genre of algorithm-friendly, plot-light, and action-heavy movies aim to provide fun entertainment, exhibiting trends of battling-for-justice themes and MCU-style humor.

Elba told host Amy Poehler that he didn't find success until he was around 35 and that life before that was often difficult. "There were some very tough times," he said.