“Benedict is this sort of beautiful, exotic creature. He’s never going to play an ordinary man, ‘cause he couldn’t. That’s not what he’s like, but he will tell the stories of great men.
“Whereas I think Martin Freeman does the exact opposite: he makes ordinary people fascinating. He finds the poetry in just being ordinary, and that’s an extraordinary, exquisite gift. He can tell the story of our lives and make it fascinating.”
→ Steven Moffat (Radio Times)
(Source: hungariansherlockian)
Is John a hedgehog? I haven’t seen the hedgehog. When did that happen? Is it due to Martin’s hair? Because if it is, I’ll be really happy about that.
→ Benedict Cumberbatch after being asked about the Otter and Hedgehog memes (x)
(Source: dudeufugly)
Benedict had to re-record just the line “Oh, Douglas” to be said in a kind of exasperated fashion, but the first time he tried it kind of came out as a breathy gasp that could be taken in a sexual way: “Oh, Douglas!” Cue gales of laughter and a rather embarrassed Benedict.
→ (via dearjimmoriarty)
(Source: sherlock-series.livejournal.com)
