Andy Serkis And Cynthia Erivo Break Down The Piccadilly Circus Stunt In 'Luther: The Fallen Sun'

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00:00 Yeah, because I kind of knew that there would be grit.

00:03 I knew it would be like dark and gritty and sort of messy in ways.

00:07 But I don't know that I expected how expansive some of this could be.

00:13 I didn't realize just how much space we would be taking up.

00:17 I didn't know, you know, we have that chase.

00:20 We took over Piccadilly Circus and I can't tell you how massive that was.

00:26 I think my mind was blown just by doing it.

00:29 So me running down the street in Piccadilly Circus,

00:31 the kid in me was jumping up and down like, "This is so cool."

00:36 And I think for those days I was absolutely wired just because

00:39 being able to do all of that action movie stuff is just stuff of my dreams.

00:44 And I always wanted to do that.

00:45 So being able to do this with this character was just really fun.

00:49 I love how she was written.

00:51 I feel like they took great care.

00:53 Neil Cross is so wonderful.

00:55 And he, I feel like he really cared about this woman

00:59 and made her as layered and as complex as you could possibly make a person.

01:04 I had the best stunt team.

01:06 I mean, they were so great.

01:07 And we wanted to work out a way of Robey being a viable foe for John Luther.

01:14 He's got so much muscle and power and, you know, he's a kickboxer.

01:18 He's, you know, Idris is in real life too.

01:21 But so we wanted him to be a deft, very skillful with minimum use of energy.

01:28 You know, not big, big movements, but like almost like a little picador that can come

01:35 in a bullfight that can come in and just jab and poke and slash without you even realizing it.

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