benedict cumberbatch

It's a day of mourning for Cumberbitches around the world, as the Sherlock/Star Trek actor Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed that he is getting married to actress Sophie Hunter.

Not only that, but he made the announcement in the classiest, least sensational way possible: a tiny print ad in The Times' classified section.

It was the final clue in a very secretive relationship that kept his fans guessing until they were spotted together this year at the French Open. They first met on the set of "Burlesque Fairytales."

Have you ever watched Benedict Cumberbatch in a movie or on TV and thought, "Yeah, he's a pretty good actor but he's just not creepy enough"?

Well try this:



The chocolate Benedict Cumberbunny is apparently gilded with edible metallic dust and costs just £50 (about $70) a piece. The creator told Metro News that she wouldn't dare send one to the celebrity himself. She said, "I’m planning to send one over to his mum but not him. He might think it’s weird eating his own face."

Rhetorical question.

Previously on the adventures of Benedict Cumberbotter

Benedict Cumberbatch is on the cover of Entertainment Weekly in full Doctor Strange glory. Cumberbatch promises a fun romp for the film, which he describes as having lots of "falling, flying, jumping, fighting, punching, getting punched. It’s really rough and tumble."



EW also revealed that Mads Mikkelson's role in the film is that of an antagonistic sorcerer fighting against Strange and The Ancient One (Tilda Swinton). They are however, doing their best to keep his name a secret.

Can we please just give Benedict Cumberbatch a show already, where he sits in front of a camera all day doing impressions, dancing like Beyonce, playing games, and telling us all about penguins?

On "The Tonight Show" Monday, he continued his media tour to promote his new movie "The Imitation Game," by playing Three-Word Stories with Jimmy Fallon, i.e. discussing unicorns and booty.