Had to step out of comfort zone for Doctor Strange: Cumberbatch
BY IANS27 Oct 2016 7:25 PM GMT
IANS27 Oct 2016 7:25 PM GMT
Actor Benedict Cumberbatch says he had to step out of his comfort zone to essay the role of Doctor Strange in the film by the same name.
The 40-year-old, who stars as the Marvel superhero in the movie, says that the film will feature him doing “action hero stuff on a level” he never done before, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Speaking at the London premiere of Doctor Strange at Westminster Abbey, he said, “People ask me what I have in common with my character and I feel that’s really it. I was having to do action hero stuff on a level I had never done before and wire work and kung-fu moves and casting these spells.
“Amazing movements like tutting with the fingers and all these delicate hand movements as well as body posturing. I was learning that as much as my character was, so both of us were stepping out of our comfort zone so that’s something I could draw on for the characterisation,” he added.
The movie staring the actor in titular role will release on November 4.
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