Cumberbatch grabs a page of script from the table and leans forward. “This is one of the secrets,” he murmurs, conspiratorially. “If you do that” – he scrunches the paper slightly, into a shell-like shape - “the molecules tighten so it becomes something hard rather than moveable. It’s more solid. It doesn’t make a noise.”

It’s an atomic approach to crunch-free radio drama? “It certainly is. It’s science!”

Benedict Cumberbatch about how to turn a page without making noise at a recording (x)

(via whatareyouwearingbenedict)

And this is why half the population is dying to have a chat with Benedict Cumberbatch. It’s a lesson in itself. 

(via cumberbuddy)