- filming in Boston with Johnny Depp and Erica McDermott as part of the Whitey Bulger biopic, Black Mass.
- supporting the Motor Neurone Disease & ALS Associations, asking fans to celebrate his 38th birthday by donating to a cause that matters to him.
- narrating a documentary (released to coincide with the 2014 World Cup) featuring football star Cristiano Ronaldo.
- signing a two-year contract to represent Dunlop Tires in China
- working with his partners at Sunny March Ltd. to bring their short film, Little Favour, (with exclusive content) to a new video-on-demand service, We Are Colony.
I laughed, I cried - or I made inappropriate comments inside my head. Instead, I'll write about them here.
Showing posts with label ALS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ALS. Show all posts
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Music According to Benedict - "Sweet Thing" by Van Morrison
It's been awhile since we checked the vintage vault for songs favored by Benedict Cumberbatch, hasn't it? It's not completely our fault, you know. He's been a very busy man lately:
Friday, June 13, 2014
A Helping Hand in Hope: ALS/MND Association - Benedict Cumberbatch Birthday Fund
"It's a terrifying prospect to have a completely functioning mind inside a body that locks you in, that keeps you stationary." - Benedict Cumberbatch
In 2013, Vertigo Films released Hawking: A Brief History of Mine, an authorized documentary about Stephen Hawking, the famous English theoretical physicist and cosmologist. The film opened the doors into Stephen's private life, particularly as it pertained to his personal relationships - and living with a motor neuron disease diagnosis in 1963 that doctors said would end his life within 2 years. The film includes footage of Hawking at home, at work - and navigating his way in the world with humour - considered all the more remarkable given the limits motor neuron disease put on his body - and the pressure placed on his relationships.
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