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We’ve agreed to two more series but I could get into trouble for saying that…It just depends on Martin and I’s availability, how long we can keep it going. It depends on Steven’s ability. I’d love to keep it going.

inothernews:

I kinda love this: a mashup of Benedict Cumberbatch’s voiceover from Star Trek Into Darkness spliced into a trailer for The Wrath of Khan.

I like like this. 

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Remember that time Howard Stark and Sherlock Holmes got into a slap-fight? I do. 

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cpnblowfish:

Sherlock - ‘Breathing is Boring’

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This is perfect because I haven’t tagged anything #people are idiots since at least earlier today.

Chris Pine teases more of what Cumberbatch's Trek 2 villain ISN'T | Blastr ›

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megsokay:

poupak:

larhunter:

thewoman76:

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“And then this happened”

Apparently Benedict Cumberbatch is hanging out at Coney Island right now.

He knows what’s best: BROOKLYN BABY!

That loud thud you heard is me falling dead to the ground. DEAD.

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Benedict Cumberbatch’s long lost brother!

marvelentertainment:

Here are a select few photos of Sherlock’s Benedict Cumberbatch and Steven Moffat visiting Marvel Comics HQ in NYC. We chose these as we felt they would be the most “Tumblr-approved” photos in the lot. Want more? Head over to Agent M’s marvel.com blog to see all 31 photos of Benedict Cumberbatch, Steven Moffat & Sue Vertue at Marvel HQ. And a little more info from Agent M:

A few short weeks ago, I had the pleasure of giving a Marvel HQ tour to some of the amazing folks behind the TV show “Sherlock”: star Benedict Cumberbatch and Executive Producers Steven Moffat & Sue Vertue. They were incredibly nice and it was a great visit. Much like when Danny Pudi visited Marvel, Benedict, Steven and Sue found themselves surrounded by fans at Marvel—even signging DVDs for AMAZING SPIDER-MAN writer Dan Slott!

I also enlisted the help of Marvel Comics editors Nick Lowe and Jeanine Schaefer to record an episode of our This Week in Marvel podcast with the “Sherlock” crew. That episode will go live on Tuesday, May 22 and you can download it on Marvel.com, iTunes or Zune.

The “Sherlock” U.S. finale airs Sunday, May 20 at 9 p.m. on Masterpiece on PBS. You can also stream episodes of “Sherlock” for a limited time at pbs.org/sherlock. Check out Masterpiece on Facebook and Twitter (#SherlockPBS), and follow @Steven_Moffat and @SueVertue on Twitter. To find out if Benedict Cumberbatch has an official Twitter account, you’ll have to listen to the podcast when it’s available. :)

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“Ben hasn’t told me who he’s playing in Star Trek, so he’s keeping very tight-lipped. I was badgering him all day, we were doing the rounds together and he said, ‘No, won’t’.”

“But it’s been amazing to be alongside him too, because we started our training for War Horse the Monday after the first episode of Sherlock ever aired on television. So I was kind of right next to him as I watched his life change.”

“And after he saw Thor he said, ‘My God, I can’t believe you’re up there in this huge superhero movie’. So there’s a huge amount of mutual pride, which we all need in this game because it can be a lonely business, because you’re the only person going for a job and it’s great to have friends that are doing well that you can applaud.” - Tom Hiddleston

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Benedict Cumberbatch, Danny Boyle and Jonny Lee Miller’s Frankenstein Play Coming to Theaters

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khealywu:

neil-gaiman:

Well, I know that I’d watch it…

ezliconfuzzed:

Please, PLEASE someone make this movie. You can have all my monies.

AHHHHH THAT IS SOME SERIOUSLY COMPELLING CASTING.

YES, PLEASE.

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[@simonpegg]

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Apparently 10,000 people entered the Sherlock screening and Q&A in NYC tonight and the line to get in started around 7 a.m. 

That’s not nearly as early as the line started for the Doctor Who series 6 premiere but still. 

[via @NerdYorkCity]