Friday, 15 August 2014

Photos: Oh Lawd: See what Idris Elba says & flaunts in "Details" Magazine

The Wire has come up in many a rap song since it hit the small screen in 2002, but it looks the stars of the show were dropping beats too.
In a new interview with Details magazine, Idris Elba - who played Russell 'Stringer' Bell in the gritty HBO series - says that he and a few castmates would get together to lay down some rap tracks.
'Me and Wood Harris, who played Avon, and Hassan Johnson, who played Wee Bey, we'd book out a studio and make records of us rapping,' the British actor explained.
As well as enjoying an expansive movie career which has seen him nominated for Golden Globes as Nelson Mandela and for his TV work in Luther, Idris is also a DJ who will play in Ibiza this summer.
But since his role as the late president of South Africa, Elba admits he's found it hard to find parts as artistically challenging.
Read the full interview in the new issue of Detail magazine HERE.
Exclusive: Read the full interview in the new issue of Detail magazine out now
Dropping beats: Idris Elba said he used to record raps with his The Wire co-stars in the new issue of Details
Disappointing: The actor said he's found it hard to find roles as challenging as Nelson Mandela
Filming: He's currently filming One Hundred Streets in London with Gemma Arterton
Back in the Big Smoke: Idris has moved back to London after 15 years in America

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