A blog to celebrate the incredible talent and stunning beauty of Colin Morgan and Benedict Cumberbatch. Will include pics from their projects, past & present. Will not include any personal photos from personal pages. As a fan of their work, their personal lives are none of my business. No copyright infringement intended.I own nothing!
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013
6 hour lunch at Fat Duck. And Benedict almost vomming with delight :) Fun day, immense food.
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anindoorkitty:
“… And it’s absolutely true to say this, that between 8:30 and 9:30 on that Sunday night, Benedict Cumberbatch became a star, and it’s the sort of thing that’s only supposed to happen in stories.” - Mark Gatiss on the success of Sherlock….”
Mark discussing Sherlock at the ‘Creating Sherlock’ panel during CrimeFest at the International Crime Fiction Convention June 1, 2013.
Wednesday, 5 June 2013
JJ Abrams swooning over Cumberbatch again in a new interview…
“Benedict Cumberbatch is truly one of the greatest actors I’ve ever seen. And my favorite thing about him in this movie is that instead of his bad guy being adorned and wearing some crazy mask and costume and hair… he is just a simple man standing in a black shirt and black pants, just a common man… and his performance is so powerful in it’s simplicity… and that to me was an incredibly exciting thing to see: how little he needed to be that powerful.”(Source: cobra.be)
I really liked this article by vulture.com, lots of interesting tidbits.
Not only did Cumberbatch have to follow an animal act, but Letterman, who began by referring to Star Trek as Star Wars, asked his guest—a veteran of twenty movies, including Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and War Horse—if he was new to major motion pictures. (The actor, being the polite, Harrow-educated Brit that he is, jumped in to save his host: “This major? Yes!”) I tell Cumberbatch that, given Letterman’s cluelessness, I was surprised there weren’t the usual efforts to wring a laugh from his name.
“Well, since he couldn’t even say it,” says the actor. “At one point, before I came on, he announced me as ‘Benedict Cumber… ,’ and his voice sort of trailed off. My friends said, ‘What the fuck was that? It was like his batteries ran out.’ But that’s the sort of thing that’s been happening here, where I’m not as well known,” he continues. “It’s strange to be 36 and still explaining the weirdness of my name.”
“Well, since he couldn’t even say it,” says the actor. “At one point, before I came on, he announced me as ‘Benedict Cumber… ,’ and his voice sort of trailed off. My friends said, ‘What the fuck was that? It was like his batteries ran out.’ But that’s the sort of thing that’s been happening here, where I’m not as well known,” he continues. “It’s strange to be 36 and still explaining the weirdness of my name.”
Mr. Cumberbatch and I hard at it tonight. Great fun, good work, top man.
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