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Benedict Cumberbatch Says Taking on ‘Male Emotion, Grief, Family’ Is a ‘Good Thing for Culture’ as He Picks Up Zurich’s Golden Eye Award
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Variety
Benedict Cumberbatch received Zurich Film Festival’s Golden Eye Award on Monday.
“He’s one of the most versatile and charismatic actors of today’s cinema,” said festival director Christian Jungen.
It’s a huge privilege to be able to do that: to tell stories that are important to you.
“The stuff that’s really exciting is when you’re in the room at its inception and then again at the end, with the audience.
I blame Noel and Liam Gallagher for being brilliant,” he said, fresh off seeing Oasis.