Idris Elba brands sex scenes with Tilda Swinton in new film as ‘love craft’

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Idris Elba revealed he and his fellow cast and crew members on upcoming film Three Thousand Years of Longing have quite a rare name for sex scenes.

The fantasy film, directed by George Miller, stars Idris as a Djinn (like a genie) who is unleashed on British scholar Alithea, played by Tilda Swinton.

‘In this character, he’s been a Djinn for 3000 years, and every time he’s gotten out of the bottle, he’s had a mishap that’s put him back in the bottle,’ Idris explained, adding that they had to ‘come up with an accent that stood the test of time’.

He continued that the ‘technical’ accent took him around ‘six weeks to perfect.’

The Luther star also revealed the cast and crew called the sex scene between the scholar and Djinn, ‘love craft’.

He explained to stand-in This Morning hosts Rochelle Humes and Vernon Kay: ‘Yeah, in the film it’s called not love making, but love craft, it’s the way a Djinn makes love.

Idris Elba

The actor plays The Djinn in the new film (Picture: AP)

‘It’s one of the beautiful parts of the movie because it’s a real special-effects, painting, moving, imagery thing that’s incredible.

‘The way he makes love is very different from how humans do, so George goes to explain that visually.’

Three Thousand Years of Longing also stars Tilda Swinton (Picture: AP)

He added that some of those visual effects made the film more ‘complicated,’ saying that in one scene he had to get into a ‘tiny box that looked like the hotel room to give the illusion of scale.’

This comes after Idris revealing that he can’t actually watch himself on screen.

‘I don’t like to watch films that I’m in. I typically go to a premiere, watch the first 10 minutes and then leave, but for some reason I stayed for Beast, which was torture,’ he told Metro.co.uk.

‘However, I was just fascinated about how we achieve the ferociousness of this lion, the fear factor of the human characters, and that merger.’

This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV.

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