The British star discussed his career, from 'Sherlock' and 'The Imitation Game' to working on Wes Anderson films, and more during a Red Sea Film Festival event in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Benedict Cumberbatch is far from done with playing Doctor Strange. The actor, who is at the Red Sea Film Festival with "We Live in Time" - produced by his company SunnyMarch - called the superhero a "complex man motivated by a need to control everything at any cost.

Benedict Cumberbatch has resolved the mystery of whether Doctor Strange will be joining the cast of Avengers: Doomsday. As its filming window gets closer, the film’s roster keeps growing bigger. Now,

Benedict Cumberbatch is a name that always excites when it comes to Doctor Strange, and this superhero is all in for what’s next for MCU’s Doctor Strange.

Though we don’t know what the future holds for Marvel’s Doctor Stephen Strange, Benedict Cumberbatch says he is far from done with playing the character. The actor, who is at the Red Sea Film Festival with his latest film,

Benedict Cumberbatch wants to continue playing Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. What did Benedict Cumberbatch say about his future as Doctor Strange? In a conversation at the Red Sea Film Festival,

Benedict Cumberbatch is at Saudi Arabia's Red Sea Film Festival this week for the MENA premiere of John Crowley's tragic romance We Live In Time, starring Garfield and Florence Pugh, which he exec produced under his SunnyMarch banner.

The doctor will see you now

Doctor Strange actor Benedict Cumberbatch has teased his upcoming remake of Danny DeVito's beloved 35-year-old satirical black comedy-drama film The War of Roses, calling it "a joy to make." Announced earlier this year,