Benedict Cumberbatch admits he felt ‘vulnerable’ during weight loss journey
Benedict Cumberbatch said that despite his weight loss journey happening through a healthy method, he had to “shred” everything
Celebrated British actor Benedict Cumberbatch is opening up about his weight loss journey and how he felt vulnerable after it.
Speaking to CinemaBlend, the Sherlock star spoke about his role in The Courier as MI6 spy Greville Wynne and how losing 21 pounds for the character left him feeling “vulnerable.”
"I lost about a stone and a half [21 pounds], and it was through the usual methods of dieting, but also some extreme exercise. I was very fit," he said.
The actor said that despite his weight loss journey happening through a healthy method, he had to “shred” everything in order to "shrinkwrap [his] body mass around muscle."
"It's horrible, but it's basically a description for self-digestion, you also have to strip away muscle. And that's a very nasty thing to be doing. And you get very disoriented, you feel dehydrated, you feel hungry all the time," said the Doctor Strange star.
"You feel emotionally and physically very vulnerable, all of which plays very helpfully into a character that must have endured this for months, if not years,” he added.
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