Benedict Cumberbatch, the renowned British actor, gained widespread acclaim for his portrayal of the brilliant detective, Sherlock Holmes, in the TV series "Sherlock."

He captivated audiences not only with his curly hair but also with his exceptional acting prowess, gentlemanly demeanor, and composed disposition.

Through a series of unconventional roles, he has endeared himself to viewers, earning recognition as a top star in both Europe and the United States.

Many people couldn't forget his rather unconventional name - Benedict Cumberbatch.

Interestingly, at the outset of the first season of the BBC's divine drama "Sherlock," BBC initially dismissed him as unsuitable due to what they deemed an unattractive appearance, especially his curly hair.

But within just 20 minutes of the show's broadcast, his name became known worldwide, marking an extraordinary overnight success. Benedict Cumberbatch, in a mere 20 minutes, transformed into the hottest sensation globally, solidifying his status as a long-faced heartthrob.

What makes this British actor so enchanting to countless admirers? Even he acknowledges his distinctive features.

His prominent lipline, slightly upturned nose, and high cheekbones contribute to his unique appearance.

His eye color lies somewhere between blue and green, and he possesses a resonant, captivating voice.

Furthermore, his lineage traces back to nobility, with his family known for their prominence in the 18th and 19th centuries, engaging in business and adventurous endeavors. Despite parental expectations, he chose to defy convention and studied drama at Victoria University of Manchester.

His portrayal of Sherlock Holmes not only redefined the classic image of the detective but also revolutionized people's perception of the character.

Many argue that he stands as the finest Sherlock Holmes on the screen. Today, Benedict Cumberbatch reigns supreme in Hollywood, commanding immense commercial value.

It's not his dashing looks that propelled him to stardom, but rather his distinctive long face, which exudes an air of intelligence that's difficult to replicate.

Cumberbatch's journey to fame began with his role as Stephen Hawking in the 2004 TV movie "Hawking."

In 2010, he embarked on his iconic role as Sherlock Holmes, earning the series Emmy and Golden Globes.

That same year, he portrayed the world-renowned painter Van Gogh in the documentary "Van Gogh: A Life in Pictures."

In 2013, Cumberbatch portrayed the menacing Khan, a superhuman tyrant, in "Star Trek Into Darkness" His stellar performance received widespread acclaim.

In 2014, he earned his first Oscar nomination for his role as Alan Turing, the "father of computer science," in the biopic "The Imitation Game."

His career continued to soar as he took on the role of Dr. Strange in Marvel's "Doctor Strange" in 2016. Dr. Strange, a character with a high IQ and exceptional medical skills, loses the use of his hands in a car accident but gains extraordinary magical abilities through the Ancient One.

The diverse range of characters he's portrayed, often geniuses in their respective fields, stems from his multifaceted talent and an innate ability to delve deep into character roles.

After years of unwavering dedication and relentless hard work, Benedict Cumberbatch now relishes unparalleled success in the industry, boasting a vast and dedicated global fan base.

For this unconventional but immensely talented actor, the future holds even more opportunities to shine, proving that appearance isn't the only path to success in the world of entertainment.