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Luther Season 2

Luther Season 2

4 episodes
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  • director:Sam Miller
  • Starring:Idris Elba, Ruth Wilson, Paul McGann, Warren Brown, Lee Ingleby
  • type: Europe and America
  • area:America
  • language:English
  • Release:2011
  • update:2024-11-03 23:26:53
Plot:
Idris Elba returns to BBC One with Luther, which has been warmly received by viewers. The series has received rave reviews at home - this thrilling crime series is full of gorgeous scenes, twists and turns, vivid characters and exciting psychological suspense. Idris Elba stars as Crime Stoppers detective John Luther. In two new strange and thrilling crime stories, this perceptive detective also struggles to fight his own demons. Devastated by the death of his wife, John Luther returns to police work. His old department has been abolished and he has been transferred to a newly established unit. The unit investigates major and serial crimes and is led by Martin Schenk (Dermot Crowley - "Babel", "Bleak House"), the former head of the police complaints department. Luther quickly gathers his team and frees his old partner, Detective Justin Ripley (Warren Brown - "Occupation", "Shameless") from the police. It's not long before they get their first case. A masked man prowls the streets of London, carrying out a ritualistic murder at historic sites, striving to make his way to a final masterpiece... In the next two new specials, viewers will see Luther taking greater risks and facing more difficult challenges. Idris Elba was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role as Luther and won the 42nd NAACP Award for Best Actor in a Television Movie, Miniseries or Special Drama. The second season will also see the return of Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson) and Mark North (Paul McGann), and they have added a new character, Caroline Jones, played by Kierston Wareing. Please indicate the source for reprinting: Produced by Bingbing News Team Translation: White Coffee Proofreading: Lleof Drafting: Fang Fang Drafting Source: BBC