Oh that's awesome!
I first knew him through Miss. Marple, then when I heard of Sherlock I was a bit in doubt because I didn't think they could modernize it without ruining it.
But I loved it, making him my favorite actor.
Poor thing it's a wonder he is shy, I would be, if you have a hundred people pledging love to you when they don't even know you.
Thanks so much for the reply!

He was nice, I got the impression he was quite shy. We discussed the photo I had of him (with the actress Julia McKenzie playing Miss Marple) and he was quite relaxed. It was before the Sherlock Holmes series and I think he is in greater demand now and may not enjoy the attention from dealers.
It was a motorbike.

He was nice, I got the impression he was quite shy. We discussed the photo I had of him (with the actress Julia McKenzie playing Miss Marple) and he was quite relaxed. It was before the Sherlock Holmes series and I think he is in greater demand now and may not enjoy the attention from dealers.
It was a motorbike.

Lucky!
Is he nice?
I'm just wondering if he is pompus and stuck up.... like some other famous people...
Oh hey, did you say he was riding a bike or motorcycle?
Thanks,
PBP

Thanks, mymymy. I hope you have better luck next time, when you do meet him you'll find him very friendly.

The address is National Theatre, South Bank, London SE1 9PX, the play runs until 11 August.

Hi there! I would love to get his autograph. Do you have the address for the theatre where he is appearing? If so, do you know how long he is there for? Thanks for any info!

nice one! glad to hear that you finally got him!

I must go again soon, cheers for the feedback

On Saturday he arrived just 30 mins before the show started, he parked his bike and sprinted straight past me and through the stage door in a hurry. I don't think that is typical, however, as the cast started to arrive about an hour an a half before and Benedict was the last one in. Good luck.

Thanks a lot for the info - will look out for the bike and helmet!
What time does he tend to arrive, do you know?
Sam

Yes, the stage door serves both the Lyttleton and Olivier theatres and you can get actors for both productions as they come in. Keep an eye out for Benedict as he arrives on his motorbike and he may not be easy to recognise with his helmet on. Good luck!