Alright everyone, I want you to use your imagination. I want you to lie down on the floor. We're all like

lying down on this drama floor. I want you to imagine you're in a frying pan. What,

basically, you're frying pan and you're a freshly cracked egg. And I want you to crack

cool and pop like a fried egg. There was silence and then there was a couple of people

including me that was starting doing all this movement, right? And I lost myself in it. I was

a fried egg. I was getting flipped and when I opened my eyes, I looked at half the boys just

standing there looking at me again. What are you doing, son?

Hello and welcome to Changes. It is Annie Batman. It's here great to have you with us,

my guest today. He's a global superstar. He's an award-winning actor, a film director,

a producer, a DJ, a rapper, an entrepreneur, a podcaster, a UN goodwill ambassador,

a kickboxer. And the list goes on. I am so delighted to welcome to Changes. Idris Elba.

Annie, hello, Annie. Do you know what? Honestly, I'm sweating from that list of stuff. I'm like,

oh, oh, oh, sweating. How does that make you feel when you hear that? It's just ridiculous.

That is the product of an overproductive imagination right there. Only child syndrome on

crack. Can I say crack? Yes, you can. You can say wherever you want on this podcast.

Well, listen, we should talk about the fact at the very top of this because obviously people will

be expecting us to speak about acting and your acting work. And because of the sag after strike,

we cannot add a respect to the strikers. But I did want to ask you if it's okay, Idris, about

just the nature of that strike. And I suppose if you could give us some kind of context as to how

the world has changed for actors with streaming and things like that. I mean, we know streaming

has been totally detrimental to the movie industry. It's kind of killed the concept of a linear

TV series. But how has it changed things for actors? What's happening is the tech companies that run

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