Benedict Cumberbatch

English actor known for Sherlock Holmes

Benedict Cumberbatch - English actor known for Sherlock Holmes
Born

July 19th, 1976
48 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United Kingdom

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Born in London, an English actor achieved significant recognition for leading roles in stage and screen productions. Gained popularity through the BBC series 'Sherlock', portraying the title character to critical acclaim. Featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Doctor Strange, contributing to numerous blockbuster films. Acted in 'The Imitation Game', earning an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Work in theater included acclaimed performances in 'Frankenstein' at the National Theatre.

Portrayed Sherlock Holmes in 'Sherlock'

Starred as Doctor Strange in Marvel films

Earned Academy Award nomination for 'The Imitation Game'

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