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Published 11:52 22 Feb 2021 GMT

"And that is where I think we are heading towards - a film. And I'm looking forward to making that happen. It is happening.
"With film, the sky's the limit. You can be a little bit more bold with the storylines, and a little bit more international, and a little more up the scale. But John is always going to be John Luther."
Luther officially came to an end in 2019 after nearly a decade on the air. The psychological crime drama proved massively popular with audiences and critics alike, bagging itself 11 Emmy nominations over the years.
Elba himself has also been awarded a Critics' Choice Television Award, a Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award for his performance in the series.
The actor first teased the possibility of a Luther film a few years back, saying: "For me it would be nice to take Luther up a scale. Make the storyline bigger, make it slightly more international."
There's been no word as of yet as to when the movie will be landing on cinema screens, but we're going to be cautiously optimistic for a 2022 release.Explore more on these topics:
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