London Welcomes Idris Elba
Idris Elba isn't just an actor; he's a powerhouse of creative energy and a force for good. His ability to seamlessly transition from gritty dramas to light-hearted comedies showcases his dedication and versatility on screen. With a string of blockbuster successes under his belt and more projects on the horizon, Idris has made an undeniable mark on the entertainment industry.
Beyond his cinematic achievements, Idris' impact extends far beyond the silver screen. His commitment to social causes and advocacy work reflects a deep-seated desire to make a positive difference in the world. Through both his memorable performances and his efforts to promote social justice, he has solidified his status as a cultural icon in not just the UK, but the world.
Idris Elba's figure is now at Madame Tussauds London. Come and meet this Hollywood powerhouse standing proudly in our attraction alongside the likes of Drake, Stormy, David Attenborough and Harry Styles.
Check out how we worked with Idris to create his figure...
We had the pleasure of working closely with Idris Elba on the creation of his first ever figure. The star attended a sitting with our incredible talented studio artists.
The Madame Tussauds London studio artists meticulously took accurate measurements of Idris from measuring his facial features, noting his hair & eye colour and took hundreds of reference photos.
Throughout the figure creation process our incredible studio artists truly go the extra mile to ensure we captured Idris' personality. From his smouldering expression to the glimmer in his eyes, our team work their magic to ensure the final figure gives off a real presence when guests meet him for the first time.
Check out our video to see Idris Elba's sitting with our studio artists!
From Hackney to Hollywood...
1972: Idris Elba is born on September 6th in Hackney, London, England.
1995: Elba lands his first credited television role in the British medical drama series Bramwell.
2002: He makes his feature film debut in Buffalo Soldiers, starring alongside Joaquin Phoenix and Anna Paquin.
2010–2019: Elba stars as the titular character in Luther, earning critical acclaim and a Golden Globe.
2011: He joins the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Heimdall in Thor.
2015: Elba receives a BAFTA nomination for Best Supporting Actor for Beasts of No Nation.
2018: Named one of TIME magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World.
2024: He continues to expand his career across film, television, and music, solidifying his status as one of the most versatile actors in the industry.
Idris is not just an incredible actor but also a skilled DJ and music producer. He has been spinning records and producing music under the pseudonym "DJ Big Driis" for many years.
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