ENEDICT CUMBERBATCH has played detective and monster, barrister and
scientist, politician and painter, comic and spy. Still only in his
thirties, he has become one of Britain's foremost acting talents,
excelling in theatre, television, radio and cinema. With a string
of starring and supporting roles, he has portrayed contemporary
icons, historical figures and fictional favourites, from Stephen
Hawking, to William Pitt the Younger, to Frankenstein. He has
become a radio comedy staple too, as the bungling airline pilot
Captain Martin Crieff, in Radio 4's Cabin Pressure. But inevitably,
he is still best known for his idiosyncratic and boldly 21st
century incarnation of Sherlock Holmes in the BBC TV series,
Sherlock. In this book, Justin Lewis traces Benedict Cumberbatch's
career to date, from his early promise in Harrow School plays,
through his first supporting roles in film, theatre and TV, to
national and international acclaim. He examines his considerable
contributions not only to Sherlock, but also to Sir Tom Stoppard's
adaptation of Parade's End on television, and to feature films such
as Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, Star Trek Into Darkness and War
Horse.
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