Lauren Brown true .And he knows what we want

He didn't improvise the line itself, but he did make the decision to lean in, with his face in shadow, while saying it (because he felt that kind of betrayal and deconstructing love into chemistry was dark and cold and should be reflected in his body language and cinematography). Real life genius for sure, though :)

Yea, the line itself wouldn’t be improvised. It’s literally the key part of the plot

See, I wanna know what the script said originally..

But if he took the pulse with his thumb, he is only feeling his own?

IKRKRKDJJSKSK

I thght that was sound effects LOL

@@kittyflarekatarina Yeah, on all the sherlock crack videos I thought that was a sound effect too.

Which do you mean?

@@snake9931 😂 I thought it was sound effect too! I see it now. Thank you😄

crystal bubbles But how do u whistle so well and loud??

I thought it was added afterwards! I had no idea it was Martin who made that sound :D

Sipu97 I know, right?!the sound effect was hillarious and I thought that was editing!!!

They cut that scene pretty quickly, so i assume he burst out laughing.

Me too 😂😂😂😂

Royal R no people were mentioning it. Lots 🙃

Lol he's an actor, they can make themselves cry easily

Wild Sable no, they usually do it with makeup.

@@majumder456 No. Good actors do not cry using makeup. They cry by immersing themselves in the scene. Which is why its not all that remarkable that those are real tears, because an actor of this calliber should never rely on tricks and bullshit. Thats what actors do. And no its not easy. It's work night after night. scene after scene. Acting is a job and a very difficult one. Actors that do it with CGI or eyedrops are not real actors and they are not good ones. I think what Benedict meant when he said real tears, were unplanned tears. Which is a thing. And its a fairly special thing. But still part of the work you do to put yourself into those places, which is the job. Moments where you find the unexpected in the middle of something are what he is refering to I beleive.

Kristina Teves jeez ok ok

Omg, that was awesome!

Yeah, I think so too. I believe that the actor that pays Moriarty (I forgot his name, sorry) said that he just heard the music in the background and had to dance to it.

So glad he added that it made that scene 100% better

*andrew scott*

YES!! I saw that on Pinterest, but I didn't know if it was real, or not. Apparently, he was originally going to just listen to classical music, but he ended up dancing!! Omg, the scene leading up to him smashing the glass with the fire extinguisher is amazingggnfmdkwkfkdmnfnem

If Benedict whispered anything in my ear, I don't think "confused" would be the emotion I'd be feeling. 😉

@@retnavybrat I would be feeling anything, i would pass out

That's probably why she looked so startled

retnavybrat hah! You would probably make the sound Sherlock‘s ringtone for Irene Adler makes😌

@@mrsfahrenheit you won this

Ada that's why Martin was so ruined after filming that. There's a picture of Benedict holding him because he can't cope.

Toni Tuesday That picture is a manip, sorry to disappoint you.

Is it? I didn't know. Thanks for telling me. :)

Toni Tuesday No problem! I also believed it was real until I saw both seperate pictures

Ada ikr that he actually cried like I would’ve too doing that 😂

SBianca DC Not in dialogue, to his face.

Do you, by any chance, know what books I could get of Sherlock Holmes? Are they like the episodes but only written down? Obviously, they won’t be exactly the same though.

@@CJXOZV the show followed the books for the first couple seasons and then started to deviate quite a bit, they're also very different simply because this show is set in modern times while the other is in the 1800's, so if you just start from the first book you'll still find it to be very different from the show

Let's not analyze what I said

ourcorrect opinions can I ask you something? As a foreigner I can’t understand if the use of “blud” here is meant to sound like an insult to Mycroft, because Sherlock is pissed at him, or it’s just to show how difficult is their relationship?

They were pretty underwhelming and garbage, actually

@@halyketarrant "Blud" is a slang term for someone who is related to you, as in someone who shares a "blood" connection: In other words, Mycroft is Sherlock's blood brother. The term "blud" can also be used as a slang term of affection or bond between two people who AREN'T related, to jokingly imply that they might as well be, because they're that close. (Sherlock and John qualify as "blud" brothers!)

The line was in the script. It is only the delivery and leaning into the shadowy side of Irene that was improvised by Benedict. He talked about it in a commentary and people mistook that for him coming up with the line. Obviously the line had to be in the script, it is a central plot element and the pulse-taking was filmed in great detail. Credit where credit is due, so Mr. Moffat

Same here

You just read my mind

yepppp

Are they even gonna give us season 5😢?

patrii9100 y ES

Agreed!

Me too

OFC

There is. Mark gatiss aka mycroft has a vid posted about londoners becoming spys. It's a call out from mycroft holmes

Same

Libby Williams same heree, yt still know my fav stuff after all this time

same here lol

@@User23-L-23 I know!!!! "1) Wait. 2) Wwwwait... 3) WHAT?!? 4) She. Is. DEAD to me..." Except for Molly, nobody puts up with more crap than poor Gavin/Graham/Giles/Greg...

And the fact that the stairs bit was improvised--AND in perfect sync!

@@Muryxkitteh ohhh my gosh! Thanks for that

Benedict suggested the idea/concept of Sherlock knowing Irene fancied him by taking her pulse.

@@India.H what was the original idea then ? Just eyes dilated ? Weird

@@jelly4074 nah, the whole thing was his idea

Every time I tear my eyes off of the brilliance of Benedict and really focus on Martin, I am irresistibly reminded of the old adage about doing the same moves, but backwards in high heels. Ben is an absolute supernova, but Martin is right there with him, holding his own, in a much less flashy role. (Of course, Benedict himself is always pointing this out, too--he's in awe of the man.)

MinorAccident it's from TEH when John says "I think we'd both find that embarrassing" to Mycroft threatening him

The episode with Magnussen... Mycroft says something to John like, "I don't think I need to threaten you." John's reply is along the lines of "That would be embarrassing for both of us".

It’s season 3 episode 3 (His last vow) and it’s about 17 minutes in.

@@tzinTexas that scene was amazing! the improvisation was perfect

fr i thought he said blood bcs his coat makes him look like dracula

sherlock the avenger ok bye

I really hope it happens. I lovwd basically every wpisode of sherlock so far :/

It's okau

Steven Moffat says he wrote that scene based completely on his actors, rather than the characters!

Yes, that was improvised.

Reminds me of "Think you for thanking of me"

It gives me "the turns have tabled" vibes

Hey! I just found your account lingering over in the Sherlock side. I love your Gacha videos haha 😁✌️

Probably drunk Benedict Cumberbatch sounds like him too!

The line was in the script. It is only the delivery and leaning into the shadowy side of Irene that was improvised by Benedict. He talked about it in a commentary and people mistook that for him coming up with the line. Obviously the line had to be in the script, it is a central plot element and the pulse-taking was filmed in great detail.

The, "That's the whole point" one? Yeah, he did. It was beautiful.

I'm waiting for that AND Season 2 of Jekyll.

👍🏼

Then why the "ha, ha,ha"?

DON'T CARE! 🙄

The line was in the script. It is only the delivery and leaning into the shadowy side of Irene that was improvised by Benedict. He talked about it in a commentary and people mistook that for him coming up with the line. Obviously the line had to be in the script, it is a central plot element and the pulse-taking was filmed in great detail.

And the few words you do have are offensive...😡