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Luther (2010) Episode #1.1

After a 7 month suspension, DCI John Luther returns to duty. With the assistance of DS Justin Ripley, he investigates a home invasion that resulted in the murders of Douglas and Laura Morgan who were found by their daughter Alice. After questioning her, Luther is convinced that she killed her parents and as much as tells her so. He has no physical evidence however and the police have not been able to find the gun. Alice is highly intelligent and is quite prepared to play psychological games with him. Luther meanwhile tries to repair his relationship with his wife Zoe from whom he has been separated. She has met someone and has begun a new relationship, news that doesn't go down very well.

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“You’re gonna be the death of me.”

Summary: (y/n) has to be held back during one of Luther's dangerous missions but luckily it has a happy ending (John Luther x fem!reader).

Word count: 1.2K

Warnings: Violence, swearing, weapons, usual Luther stuff

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Tugging at the sides of my cost, I pull them around myself as I move from fast-walking to jogging. The streets are empty except for the police vehicles, I can’t even see any policemen. My eyes scan the empty square, searching for anyone but most importantly John.

Striding through the square I can see the shooters up on the roof but I simply ignore them, making my way down the street until I see Ripley up ahead of me.

“Ripley, where’s John?” I ask, hurriedly.

“(y/n), you can’t be here. It’s too dangerous, come on.”

“Where’s John?”

“Come on, we’ve got to go.”

“Ripley, I’m not leaving until I see John and know that he’s safe because by the looks of this cleared out square lined with snipers, it doesn’t look likely.” I can hear his superiors through his earpiece, yelling commands to get me out of here. I put out my hand in front of me signalling for Ripley to pass me the earpiece. 

“Where’s John?” I ask.

“(y/n), you have got to get out of there now.” The voice is muffled through the speaker.

“Not until you tell me where John is.” I say.

“Give the earpiece back to DS Ripley.” I roll my eyes but oblige and after a few seconds of talking to each other Ripley looks back at me, dread in his eyes.

“I’m so sorry, (y/n).” He says and I look at him confused but in seconds he’s lifted me up over his shoulder, holding me there.

“Ripely, put me down!” I yell at him and hit his back but it’s useless.

“I’m so sorry, (y/n).” He says, hurrying from the square to some makeshift base filled with screens and microphones.

Placing me down on the ground gently, I stare at him darkly and he just looks awkwardly away. It remains silent for what seems like hours but must’ve been seconds before I speak up again.

“Can someone tell me what’s happening?” I ask, loudly, looking from Ripley to Schenk.

“DCI Luther is making some sort of deal with the suspect.” Schenk says.

“What kind of deal?” I ask, curiously.

“He, umm,” Ripley hesitates. “Poured petrol all over himself and is planning to roll a dice with the suspect…if he picks the number then the criminal will be arrested but if he doesn’t…”

“If he doesn’t? What happens?” I ask, feeling stress run through my body.

“The suspect has a lighter.” Schenk finishes his sentence.

“He’s gonna set my husband on fire?” I ask my eyes boring into the two men. Ripley looks away, unable to meet my eyes but Schenk gives me a short nod before looking away. “Why would you let him go through with this?” I ask, desperately. My hand, now covering my mouth trying to stop myself from crying.

“I’m sorry, (y/n). You know how he is…” Schenk starts.

“You should have stopped him!” I almost yell.

“He doesn’t take no for an answer and by the time you know what he’s doing he’s basically already done it. All we can do now is watch.” He says, indicating to the screen filming him as he stands opposite to the suspect.

My hand stays clasped around my mouth as I watch him walk into the lorry, sound accompanying it. A stray tear runs down my cheek and I quickly wipe it away, not moving my eyes from the screen, staying focused on the white van.

I can hear them talking but the words don’t mean anything to me but I do understand the sounds of liquid falling. More petrol and I can’t help an audible sound rise up from my throat, a sort of gasp as the situation only gets more and more real. Ripley places his hand on my shoulder, rubbing it gently as we all watch the intense scene unfold in front of our eyes.

John’s voice is echoing through the screen and I hope to God it’s not the last time I hear his voice. Coaxing the suspect into putting the pin back in his bomb instils a little more hope into me as a plan seems to have arisen.

Finally, the man rolls his dice.

“What do you say?” He asks in a malicious tone like he’s enjoying the game.

“Alright, he’s what I say.” John starts and I hope he has the right answer or something in his plan. We wait with baited breath for him to answer. “The ‘A’, between the ‘L’ and the ‘R’, aim low.” He says, voice monotone and that’s all Schenk needs to give the command.

We hear a small sound of confusion as the suspect slowly catches up but Schenk’s already given the order.

“You heard the man.” He says and round after round are shot into the back of the lorry. All I can do is pray that my husband is still alive. I stare at the screen, the lorry being torn apart by the bullets but it soon stops in hopes that the suspect is dead and John still alive.

All I need is the door to be pushed open for me to leave and start running towards the scene. Hearing shouts from various officers behind me, I ignore them as I see my husband walk out from the lorry. I run faster towards him, tears falling from my eyes, blown away by the wind as I launch myself at him.

I’m not even sure if he saw me but he seemed prepared for me once I was in his arms. I bury my face in his chest, our height difference very apparent as he towers over me, his large calloused hands resting gently on my back.

“Love, what are you doing here?” He questions, softly. “You’re meant to be at work…”

“Yeah, because you left me to watch this whole situation unfold on the news!” I say angrily but I’m just glad that he’s still alive. He stays silent for a second. “Are you hurt?” I pull myself away from him to look over him. Pulling open his jacket I look for any blood or bullet wounds. 

“No, I’m fine. I’m okay darlin’, you don’t need to worry about me.”

“You’re gonna be the death of me one day, making me worry so much.” I say before resting my head on his chest. He places a kiss on my head before giving Ripley a thumbs up as he approaches us.

“Glad you’re alright, boss.” He says with a smile and I turn to look at him.

“He picked me up!” I say loudly but not shouting.

“She was in the active shooter zone, I wasn’t really sure what else to do…”

“Good work, Ripley.” John says and I look at him with a stare that could kill.

“Don’t congratulate him!” I say angrily, still gripping on to his large figure.

“Sorry, again, (y/n). I didn’t think Luther would want you to be involved…”

“You’re entirely right, Ripley, good work and if you ever need to do it again, please do.” He says and I give him another look.

“It wouldn’t need to happen again if you didn’t do stupid things like this!” I point out. “I’m just glad you’re okay.” I say after sighing.

“I’m always okay, you know that.”

“If you didn’t pull this shit then I wouldn’t need to worry about you!” I cross my arms and stare at him, both his and Ripley’s eyes on me.

Grabbing hold of John’s coat, I start tugging him with me.

“C’mon we’re going home.” I say,pulling him by his coat. “You’ve got a lot to make up for.” I say.

“Can’t wait.” He smirks knowing what tonight entails.

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AN: Can you guys tell I like Idris Elba?

Why is there not more Idris Elba content especially John Luther? People need to get writing!

I hope you enjoyed reading!

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Jason Isaacs’ Jackson Brodie is the ultimate put-upon, downtrodden cop/ex-cop/gumshoe. He is no mastermind like Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Gregory House, MD, or Professor T. Put him in the category of Shetland’s DI Jimmy Perez, Commissaris Piet van der Valk, DCI John Luther, or Hinterlands’ DCI Tom Mathias. Brodie is a working cop, or more accurately, ex-cop. You’d need to track down Paul Blackthorne’s Harry Dresden from The Dresden Files, or Isaacs’ own troubled detective in Awake, to find anyone similar to Isaacs’ brand of hero

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Idrissa Akuna Elba (September 6, 1972) is an actor, writer, producer, rapper, singer, songwriter, and DJ. He is known for roles including Stringer Bell on The Wire, DCI John Luther in Luther, and Nelson Mandela in Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. He has been nominated four times for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film, winning one, and was nominated five times for a Primetime Emmy Award.

He was born in the London Borough of Hackney to Winston Elba, a Sierra Leonean Creole man who worked at the Ford Dagenham plant, and Eve, a Ghanaian woman. He credits The Stage with giving him his first big break, having seen an advertisement for a play in it; he auditioned and met his first agent while performing. He began helping an uncle with his wedding DJ business; within a year, he had started his DJ company with some of his friends.

He attended Barking and Dagenham College, leaving school and winning a place in the National Youth Music Theatre.

He appeared in American Gangster, Daddy’s Girls, This Christmas, Fast and Furious, Obsessed, Prometheus, and many more. He portrayed Heimdall in Thor and its sequels Thor: The Dark World and Thor: Ragnarok, as well as Avengers: Age of Ultron and Avengers: Infinity War. He starred in Pacific Rim, Beasts of No Nation, for which he received BAFTA and Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actor and Molly’s Game. He voiced Chief Bogo in Zootopia, Shere Khan in the live-action/CGI adaptation of The Jungle Book, Fluke in Finding Dory, and played the role of Krall in Star Trek Beyond. He made his directorial debut with an adaptation of the novel Yardie.

He performs as a DJ under the moniker DJ Big Driis (or Big Driis the Londoner) and as an R&B musician. He was named in the Time 100 list of the Most Influential People in the World. As of May 2019, his films have grossed over $9.8 billion at the global box office, including over $3.6 billion in North America, where he is one of the top 20 highest-grossing actors.

He has been married three times: Hanne “Kim” Nørgaard (1999-2003), Sonya Nicole Hamlin (2006), and Sabrina Dhowre (2019). He has two children. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Luther Series 3 Cast

Luther is a psychological crime drama centred around a troubled, clever detective called John Luther. He is a part of the Metropolitan Police Services CID in a part of London and catches serial killers while dealing with personal and work-related issues. Here is the cast of Luther Series 3. Luther Series 3 cast Idris Elba as DCI John Luther Dermot Crowley as DSU Martin Schenk Nikki Amuka-Bird…

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British actor and filmmaker Idris Elba has reportedly been observing the crypto landscape closely. Idris Elba is a British actor, filmmaker, and musician, widely recognized for his versatile roles in both television and film. Born on 6 September 1972 in London, England, Elba gained international fame for his portrayal of Stringer Bell in the critically acclaimed TV series “The Wire.” He further solidified his reputation with his role as DCI John Luther in the British crime drama “Luther,” for which he received multiple award nominations. Elba has also appeared in blockbuster films such as “Thor,” “Pacific Rim,” and “Avengers: Infinity War,” showcasing his range as an actor. In addition to acting, he has ventured into directing, with his debut feature film “Yardie” released in 2018. Elba is also a DJ and a musician, performing under the name DJ Big Driis. Known for his charisma and talent, he has become a cultural icon, recently turning his attention to the potential of blockchain technology for social impact. According to Wired, while many celebrities jumped on the crypto bandwagon during its boom, Elba remained cautious. Earlier this month, he partnered with the Stellar Development Foundation to explore the potential of blockchain technology for financial inclusion, especially in West Africa. Idris Elba and the Stellar Development Foundation have teamed up. Why? Because real recognize real…opportunity. Explore the Stellar network.— Stellar (@StellarOrg) September 14, 2023 Wired’s article, which was published on September 27, says that in 2021, crypto businesses invested hundreds of millions of dollars to bring celebrities on board for endorsements. These celebrities, in turn, released their own lines of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) or even their own crypto coins. Elba, however, chose not to participate in what he saw as a “gold rush,” feeling uncomfortable with the idea of being used merely as a promotional tool. The crypto industry has faced significant setbacks in the past 18 months, according to Wired. The collapse of the Terra Luna stablecoin, the failures of hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, crypto lender Celsius, and crypto exchange FTX have all contributed to a downturn. This period, often referred to as a “crypto winter,” has led to increased regulatory scrutiny and tarnished the reputation of remaining businesses. Despite the industry’s challenges, Elba remains interested in the technology, states Wired. He is particularly intrigued by how crypto could address financial inclusion issues in West Africa, where less than half of the adult population has access to banking services. Elba sees crypto’s underlying blockchain technology as a means to remove financial barriers in emerging markets. The Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) is a nonprofit organization established in 2014 to support the development and growth of the Stellar network, an open-source blockchain protocol. The foundation aims to foster financial inclusion and democratize access to financial services by leveraging Stellar’s blockchain technology. Unlike traditional financial systems, Stellar enables quick, low-cost cross-border transactions and has been designed to facilitate the issuance and exchange of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and tokens. The SDF provides technical guidance, grants, and other forms of support to businesses and developers who wish to build on the Stellar network. It also plays a crucial role in maintaining Stellar’s codebase and working with regulatory bodies to ensure compliance. Over the years, the foundation has formed partnerships with various financial institutions, tech companies, and nonprofits to broaden Stellar’s reach and impact. Its focus on real-world utility and financial inclusion differentiates it from other blockchain initiatives. Wired says that Elba is collaborating with the Stellar Development Foundation. Initially starting as a paid brand ambassador, the relationship has apparently evolved into a more mutual business partnership.

Elba appreciates Stellar’s focus on real-world utility rather than mere token promotion. While the specifics of the partnership remain unclear, Wired suggests that the goal is to provide West Africans with an alternative means of financial transactions and money management. Elba likens the potential shift from traditional banking to crypto-based financial services in West Africa to the transition from physical mail to email. Wired concludes by highlighting Elba’s cautious approach to wielding his influence in the crypto space. Unlike other celebrities who may have misused their influence, Elba aims to promote the idea of financial inclusion through crypto, rather than pushing a specific coin or token. [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGWCmmGnFKY[/embed]

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[ad_1] It’s respectable: Netflix is shifting forward with plans for a feature-length Luther film. In line with The Hollywood Reporter, the venture is being advanced in affiliation with the BBC, and can see Idris Elba reprise his function as the preferred British detective, along Hollywood A-listers Cynthia Erivo and Andy Serkis.Author of the unique collection, Neil Move, has penned the script, whilst Jamie Payne – easiest referred to as a director on TV presentations The Alienist and Outlander – will helm the venture, which is about to start capturing in November.Luther ran for 5 quick seasons between 2010 and 2019 on Britain’s BBC One, following the exploits of DCI John Luther as he investigates critical crimes throughout London. 🚨 LUTHER NEWS 🚨Idris Elba will reprise his iconic function — joined by means of Cynthia Erivo and Andy Serkis — in a brand new function movie written by means of collection author Neil Move. percent.twitter.com/o47koIIFRxSeptember 14, 2021See extraThe display has been one thing of an anchor for Elba, seeing him earn Golden Globe awards and Emmy nominations for his gritty portrayal of the complicated detective. It additionally proved the catalyst for rumors suggesting he may exchange Daniel Craig as the following James Bond.Main points are few and some distance between as to what floor Netflix’s upcoming film adaptation will quilt, regardless that we all know its tale will function a continuation of the Luther saga, with the nature having “to deal with a double danger.”We additionally know Erivo is about to play a fellow detective-cum-nemesis, whilst Serkis will function the film’s villain – which isn't a surprise, given his roles in The Lord of the Rings, Black Panther, Famous person Wars… you get the theory. We doubt any movement seize can be concerned this time, regardless that.Each Move and Elba are generating at the side of the group at Chernin Leisure (the Concern Boulevard Trilogy), which has an present handle Netflix.Research: a deserved big-screen trip For enthusiasts of the preferred British display, information of a big-screen adaptation might come as an unwelcome marvel. In any case, initiatives like Intercourse and the Town, The X-Information and El Camino: A Breaking Dangerous Film all proved less-than-impressive feature-length diversifications in their loved small-screen supply subject material.However showrunner Neil Move is assured that the enhanced manufacturing funds afforded by means of operating with Netflix will have to give Idris Elba’s Luther the distance to play (learn: beat up other folks) he and his titular collection deserve.Chatting with Digital Spy again in June, Move in brief hinted on the "larger and higher" film spin-off, pronouncing he’s happy to were given the price range to "inform the type of [Luther] tale that [he’s] all the time sought after with the intention to inform.”"What we have been in a position to do [with the movie] – having delivered each episode of Luther on budgets which might be comically small – is to have a much wider canvas,” he added, “and we have actually been given the chance – whilst staying totally true [to the source material].”It’s transparent, then, that on every occasion Idris Elba’s reprisal does hit displays (we’d guess no previous than 2023), s*** goes to hit the fan.Nowadays's easiest Netflix offers [ad_2] #Netflix #giving #upcoming #Luther #film #funds #collection #merits,axel.metz@futurenet.com , 2021-09-14 15:28:33 ,

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The Fallen Sun Coming Out?

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THE FALLEN SUN — GeekTyrant

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