Benedict Cumberbatch

Join the charismatic Benedict Cumberbatch, an award-winning British actor, as he shares personal stories and insights. He discusses the joys and challenges of parenting multiple children and reflects on his unique boarding school experience. Benedict reveals his transition from aspiring lawyer to acclaimed actor and remembers his first roles on set. He dives into his creative process while tackling complex characters, like Stephen Hawking, and talks about his recent project exploring grief through an artistic lens. A delightful blend of humor and heart!

Benedict Cumberbatch, the renowned English actor famed for his roles in 'Sherlock' and 'Doctor Strange,' joins for an engaging conversation. He discusses his latest film, 'The Roses,' and shares humorous anecdotes from his time on SNL. The conversation touches on the challenges of balancing a high-profile career with family life, the dynamics of couples therapy, and the emotional realities of film sets. Cumberbatch also explores the joys and complexities of parenting, all while infusing humor into the sometimes absurd aspects of relationships.

Benedict Cumberbatch is a busy man. When he's not holding the Marvel Universe together as Doctor Strange or making prestige dramas with celebrated directors, he's flying between the U.S. and the U.K. to raise a family. Benedict and Marc talk about his latest projects, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain and Jane Campion's The Power of The Dog, as well as his early life as the child of two working actors. Plus a lot of talk about cats.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Benedict Cumberbatch, acclaimed for his roles in major films, shares insights about his emotionally charged performance in The Thing With Feathers and discusses the film's unique creature design with director Dylan Southern. Southern explains his decade-long journey to adapt the book into a film. Then, Joel Edgerton discusses his role in Train Dreams, emphasizing the emotional depth of his character. Finally, young actress Ariana Greenblatt talks about joining the Now You See Me franchise and her magical training experiences on set.

Benedict Cumberbatch, the acclaimed actor known for his roles in Sherlock and the Marvel Universe, shares fascinating insights about his career. He reveals his determination to perform motion-capture for Smaug in The Hobbit, despite Peter Jackson's initial advice against it, emphasizing the importance of physicality in character creation. Cumberbatch also discusses his upcoming film, The Thing with Feathers, which explores themes of grief and features unique creature design. His experiences filming in New Zealand and working compassionately with child actors add to the captivating conversation.

Benedict Cumberbatch, an award-winning actor, and Olivia Colman, an Academy Award winner, join for lively chats. They dive into their new film The Roses, sharing on-set anecdotes and their unique approach to roles. Expect fun insights as they tackle a Fast Food Quiz and reveal their favorite dishes. Benedict reminisces about his unexpected stint as a sous chef, while Olivia highlights her on-set superpower. Pair that with roast spatchcock chicken and Zibibbo Sicilia, and you've got a delicious conversation!

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch stars in the six-episode limited series 'Eric.' Podcast hosts discuss the pilot's polarizing reactions, intriguing subplots overshadowing the main story, and the increasingly convoluted narrative. They dissect the heavy themes, tonal shifts, and shocking twists in the finale, offering mixed feelings about the bizarre crime drama.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Stephen Colbert discuss the mysteries of the universe, Cumberbatch's time teaching in Tibet, and their playful conversations covering identity, happiness, dolphins, ghosts, and even lobster vs bear fights. They also delve into the concept of incomprehensible numbers and Cumberbatch's experiences with Tibetan monks. The episode concludes with a playful discussion on drinking habits and a thumb wrestling match.

Great actor Benedict Cumberbatch reads a letter about creative blocks. Express your real self, believe in yourself, and see where it takes you. Embrace your weird humor and push yourself to do better. Embrace agony for better results. Have confidence in your abilities and ignore others' opinions. Empty your mind and focus on your work.

Benedict Cumberbatch, known for his roles in Sherlock Holmes and films like The Imitation Game and Doctor Strange, reflects on the appeal of acting, sudden celebrity, and playing real people, recently Thomas Edison. Also discusses gender equity in the film industry and the significance of film festivals in launching movies.