Bad news for the upcoming "Doctor Strange" movie, Benedict Cumberbatch is rumored to be dropping the role and will most likely conclude his acting career for the meantime after the finale of his TV series Sherlock. Cumberbatch married Sophie Hunters last Valentine's day and has already a baby on the way. Sophie is said to be experiencing a delicate pregnancy leading Cumberbatch to drop everything else to attend to his wife.
The two recently wed in a beautiful island in England. It was reported to be an intimate wedding and a very private one too because the "urgency" of the union was quite evident for the couple. Hunter was already pregnant and belonged to a family with strict values. Thus a wedding was concluded after a few months of being together.
Cumberbatch is neither denying or confirming the current state of his wife but is definitely pursuing his role as Doctor Stephen Vincent Strange in the upcoming standalone Marvel movie for the character this 2016.
Details about the plot of the story and the other casts that will be joining Cumberbatch are still at bay but many predictions on how the movie should go are already proliferating online.
Benedict Cumberbatch was considered as the perfect actor for the role because of his and the characters similarities. Dr. Strange is not a superficial character. He is reserved and tends to be more complex than others. Benedict Cumberbatch's sincerity in real life and in his roles was basically the key on why he landed on the role.
Doctor Strange is a neurosurgeon who unfortunately lost control of his hands during a car accident. In his pursuit for a possible cure, he discovered a hidden power instead, something even more substantial in allowing him to help those in need.
A romance is definitely expected in the movie. Doctor Strange is a ladies man and has been linked to various women like the Scarlett Witch, Enchantress and Morgana Blessing. As for his foe in the movie, Dormammu's name is showing as well as Set, Nightmate and Shuma-Gorath.
"Doctor Strange" is scheduled to be released on cinemas on November 4, 2016.
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