Things I love about this…
- The way he cocks his head like a puppy in the first gif.
- The scarf.
- How you can see that he’s just filmed Parde’s End.
- How you can tell that this is the moment the camera guy falls in love with his face.
- The way he can look dramatical without moving.
- His mouth.
- His jawline.
- Unf.
(Source: youtube.com)
Some really talented photoshopper out there?
- Interviewer: If you could swap places with one person (living or dead) for a day, who would it be?
- Benedict Cumberbatch: It’s got to be Elvis, the post-war phenomena at the Star Dust in Vegas. Or someone like that.
You cannot see it in this gif, it’s just a random one (just pretty… his eyes!), but did you notice how much Benedict Cumberbatch flirts with his interviewers? Even with good old Peter Travers… I find that totally charming and sexy… I don’t get how all those people can stay relatively calm whilst interviewing him (well, most of them get obviously excited) and not jump him or climax from looking into his eyes and hear this magnificent voice…
The lucky girl from the BAFTA red carpet even got checked out by him (lips and breasts)… He’s such a flirtatious little bastard…
“This is gonna basically prove that you get cast because you look clever rather than being clever.”
Now you’re fishing for compliments, Benedict.
This brilliant Bullseye interview…
http://soundcloud.com/bullseye-with-jesse-thorn/benedict-cumberbatch
Everyone has to listen to this interview with Benedict Cumberbatch. It’s wonderful and so interesting. He talks about the kidnapping in South Africa… omg, he’s so honest and articulate and highly intelligent… it’s an absolute pleasure…
Benedict really really likes his leg… and I bet it feels fantastic to the touch…
Josh Horowitz from MTV and his crush on Benedict Cumberbatch… look at his face… it’s the face of Tumblr…
Most lascivious and sensual legs crossing ever… also, look at this glorious thigh… dear God, I’m yearning for nude scenes…
Benedict interview!
“I’m getting my hair dyed at the moment, at work,” British actor Benedict Cumberbatch tellsZap2it, calling in from the set of “Star Trek 2,” the second installment in director J.J. Abrams‘ big-screen reboot of the science-fiction franchise.
Cumberbatch, who returns to PBS’ “Masterpiece Mystery!” on Sunday, May 6, in the second season of “Sherlock,” playing the title role in the BBC’s 21st century reboot of that venerable franchise, plays the mysterious villain in “Trek,” the plot of which has been shrouded in secrecy.
“The movie goes very well,” Cumberbatch says. “It’s very, very long hours, but it’s an incredible job. It’s phenomenal. J.J. brings it. It’s a very exciting set to be on. He’s very imaginative. He’s involved in the details, the acting and all the wonderful ideas he has for capturing stories in a fresh and imaginative way.
“Just the range of stuff I get to do in one day, it’s great. Also, what he’s asking me, it’s just wonderful. I can’t say much nicer than that. I’m basically raving about it, and I don’t have a gun pointed to my head.
“He’s a genuinely good human being, as well as being absurdly talented and popular. He’s just fantastically talented, just in payoffs and thrills and chills along the way.”
Cumberbatch shot “Sherlock” in Wales, but for “Star Trek,” he’s in Los Angeles, sometimes on a proper movie lot, with all the amenities that go with it — such as catered lunches.
Asked if he’s enjoying it all, Cumberbatch says, “Yeah, you betcha. It’s great. I’ve gone up two suit sizes. The character I’m playing, he’s strong, I can say that much. I’ve changed my physique a bit, so that requires eating like a foie gras goose, well beyond your appetite, And, providing I don’t feel too ill, I then work out two hours a day with a phenomenal trainer. It’s the L.A. way.”
Cumberbatch has also gotten a chance to film in the Budweiser Brewery in the San Fernando Valley, which was used in Abrams’ first “Star Trek” movie as the engine room of the Starship Enterprise.
“It’s noisy,” he says. “it’s very, very, very mind-numbingly noisy. It’s slightly like what you’d imagine they’d be playing in your earphones if you were being tortured by some foreign operative. It’s not particularly pleasant.
“And yet, it’s stunning, and it films beautifully. It’s incredible. It’s a working, functioning factory, and production doesn’t shut down for us being there. It’s fantastic, really beautiful.”
But, he didn’t get to bring home a case of cold Bud.
“No, I didn’t,” says Cumberbatch. “I’d like to. No, I didn’t. There was a nice little tap on one of the big, old vats, and I thought, ‘I wonder if I should take a taste.’”
OMG, he’s BUFF now… can I handle this???
(Source: blog.zap2it.com)
Steven Spielberg is cumberbatched.
In this German interview (Munich’s best), Steven Spielberg tells how he saw Benedict Cumberbatch on TV and wanted him on the spot for War Horse and how he stalked him to get him for the role.
And that the War Horse ensemble was the best he has ever worked with.
Steven Spielberg is cumberbatched!!!
God, I’m so proud.
Benedict Cumberbatch in a black turtle neck… what else?
Q: What do you think of the latest versions of Sherlock Holmes, the 21st-century Sherlock Holmes on BBC/PBS portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch and the Robert Downey Jr. movies?
A: Holmes is a perennially fascinating character — you can play him all sorts of ways. The Robert Downey version is a cartoon, but Benedict Cumberbatch is wonderful — it’s the portrait of a friendship (between Holmes and Dr. John Watson, played by Martin Freeman) that comes through, that’s important. A lot of guys would find his life with Watson a kind of boyhood dream, a clubhouse with Mrs. Hudson cleaning up the mess. Holmes lives precisely the life he has chosen. Most of us have to trim our sails a bit, make adjustments for family and career. Holmes goes his own way, he lives by his wits.
He (Cumberbatch) also has that wonderful theatricality. It comes down to magic — it’s sheer genius. Holmes touches all the right buttons for people.
—
Michael Dirda, writer of “On Conan Doyle”, in today’s issue of The Seattle Times
(Source: seattletimes.nwsource.com)
I was bored… and I had to to this video because I love the interview James Rhodes did with Benedict Cumberbatch so much…
First of all, they are two of my favorite people of all time and I am so happy they rubbed shoulders for this interview. It’s a pleasure to listen to them. Benedict is so eloquent and intelligent and educated and humble and great, and Rhodes has a huge crush on him, obviously. It’s all very entertaining.
I’ve shorten it a bit and put pictures to it. I think it’s quite good and very pretty actually… Enjoy!
