Benedict Cumberbatch sorry he 'upset people' with non-binary role in 'Zoolander 2'
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Benedict Cumberbatch, known for roles in 'Doctor Strange' and 'Sherlock', has publicly apologized for portraying a non-binary character in 'Zoolander 2'. He reflected on the character 'All' and the awkward, problematic dialogue surrounding non-binary identities in the film, which sparked backlash from critics. Cumberbatch admitted his regret and emphasized the misunderstanding it caused within the non-binary community, stating he respects their feelings and recognizes how the portrayal could be perceived offensively, equating it to using blackface for representation. He concluded that he likely would not take on such a role again.
Cumberbatch has expressed that playing a non-binary character in 'Zoolander 2' was a mistake, leading to multiple apologies for the role.
Cumberbatch criticized the way his character, 'All,' was portrayed, saying the role has complicated and misunderstood consequences.
Read at New York Post
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