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@helloimhyper Don't think so. He knows that as Sherlock he can't be loved easily. I don't think he does even care as sociopath he has another point of view altother. And that's only ok, as he is the grand lonesome rider and should remain like this, don't you think?

@TriggerMisaGamerGirl Exactly. I cannot even see a "tight" jeans the fancirls are obviously fainting on. For me he is ideal now: Alone, broody, distanced, arrogant - a lonesome rider with huge charisma. And dark curls.

@chibineji7 In the meantime views have improved dramatically and substantially ;-)

@MorteforLPBros It's the same when children watch Punch and Judy (or Kasperletheater in Germany) when the crocodile comes or something like that and the kids are crying: No, no, look out, it's coming for you!!! Some things never change, do they?

@XxJessie211xX Half her age? I think you exaggerating a bit here, don't you? Generally I don't believe they ever will come together in spite of this "What do you need - you" thing. She may be nice and all but is not able to hold a candle to him, neither in looks nor in brain. Sorry, no offence me...

@weirdcitykid Quite possible - but he is in a hurry, remember? "Have to pick up my riding gadget from the mortuary"

@nightmareofanangel Pardon me here - he isn't just good, he is brilliant. This guy will make his way, believe me. What an actor. What a MAN!

Thanks for uploadiing - doing this in my singing lesson and learned much from it.

@augusteyes93 Because no lady is able to hold a candle to him, that's why. OMG this gorgeous, adorabla MAN!

@NovalisQ He is brilliant but I don't think that this "Benny" thing goes really well with this adorable guy. He isn't a kitten or a puppy either but a grown and georgeous MAN. See? No offence meant, though.

@hautxtalons I think you're right here: He got her eyes in his fathers face. Recently found a picture, as he's an actor, too, from 1979 (from "Bitch", he played James) where he looks as he and Benedict were siblings. Amazing. Actually she got him when she was already 41, his father being 4 years ...

@Goottana Think she's his agent or something like that. Relax ;-)

He once stated in an interview that he finds his "uhm" during his rambling along quite annoying - I personally tend to find it quite charming, don't know why ;-) This guy seems not to be able to do anything wrong in my eyes obviously.... Brilliant actor. Georgeous MAN.

@ILoveLLawlietxD Yes, he is good at smirks, isn't he? Sometimes I think he just got more facial muscles to operate with we ordinary human beings.... ;-) What a brilliant actor - what a gorgeous MAN!

@88imy88 I very much appreciate your very charming and elegant answer (and thanks for the lonesome rider compliment) . Do you by any chance work in the diplomatic business? It seems that I possibly got carried away a bit here. You are right. Things should be done with a little more nonchalance ;-)

@20centuryfox100 Thanks ;-) And isn't it a pleasure to hear him saying "Honni soit qui mal y pense" (in starters for 10)?. TDankek - Und ist es nicht wunderbar, ihn "Honni soit qui mal y pense" sagen zu hören (in starters for 10)?

@barbaro267 I definitely DON'T want to pair them. Never. Ever. If it is Molly or anyone else. He just should remain the charismatic lonesime rider. I am afraid I am drawing parallels to his real life here, what kind of bothers me as he actually is keen of having kids.....

@StoliDassah I really wish I had you problems, sweetie: I am 13 years his senior - there they fly away my chances....... And nevertheless can't help adoring him. This georgous man and brillian actor.

You did a brilliant job - and believe me - as a fangirl I am VERY critical! But you did him perfectly, even the last detail. You just caught his unique facial expression. So absolutely no room for any vituperation here..... Awesome.

6.17 "A gigantic hound" - goosebumps during his words - his facial expression is terrifying.

The film is very touching. I couldn't end crying after he discovered her dead in the cave. The music does not grab me, though. I was more touched by the music from "Out of Africa".

@mikedonn71 Interesting remark. I didn't think about it yet. Maybe it is indeed an allusion. On the other hand I can't help thinking that many dark-hair type males tend to look similar after a few weeks of starvation, fear, non-washing and substantial facial hair growing...