Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed exactly what needs to happen for him to return to Sherlock. The 48-year-old actor played Sherlock Holmes opposite Martin Freeman’s Doctor John Watson in the BBC crime drama based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s fictional detective.

Benedict Cumberbatch, renowned for his portrayal of the iconic detective Sherlock Holmes, has addressed the possibility of returning to the beloved role in the future.While speaking with Variety about his upcoming project 'The Thing With Feathers',

In a recent interview, Benedict Cumberbatch hinted at the possibility of revisiting his iconic role as Sherlock Holmes. The actor emphasized the need for exceptional new material to justify a return,

Sherlock was one of the top shows on TV and Benedict Cumberbatch was a hit as the titular character. Ever since the show went off the air, fans have been hoping to see it return in some form and in an interview with Variety,

Benedict Cumberbatch’s “near-death” experience in South Africa still affects him 20 years later. In an interview with Variety published Wednesday, the Dr. Strange actor opened up on the harrowing time he and his co-stars got abducted by six men while working on the BBC miniseries To the Ends of the Earth in South Africa in 2004.

Benedict Cumberbatch gives fans an update regarding the future of a potential Sherlock revival, though it probably isn't what they were hoping to hear

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch was kidnapped for hours by men with guns, who robbed the star and his friends as they were held captive in the back of a car

Hollywood actor Benedict Cumberbatch, most popularly known for his roles in `Doctor Strange` and `Sherlock`, recently recalled a harrowing experience he endured 20 years ago. The incident happened when he was in South Africa 20 years ago.