Benedict Cumberbatch Has The Most Unexpected Celebrity Impressions

These are Benedict Cumberbatch's best impressions. Oh stay there, I'm enjoying this. Introduce Buddy Tyler. Right, it's time for music. Very good. So you can just do Jack Nicholson if I said that name at the drop of a hat. I mean maybe I could. Where is the Batman? Not a lot of people know that, but don't bloody blink. After that Graham Norton impression broke the internet, Graham himself couldn't resist bringing it up the very next time he was back on the show. The last time you did me and you were very good, you did my laugh very well. One of Benedict's most recognizable tools as an actor is his voice. That deep low frequency has opened many doors, such as villain roles or being able to impersonate Alan Rickman for a living. Rolling down the street smoking in dough, sipping on gin and juice. Lay back. That's always hard to beat. Apparently we do a very good Alan Rickman. I did do an Alan Rickman. Could we trouble you for a little of your Rickman? What would you like me to say to you? Alan Rickman. Don't see it, can't wait. Years in the Avengers didn't just build chemistry. Benedict Cumberbatch walked away with a perfect Mark Ruffalo impression. About Mark Ruffalo taking the bins out. I don't know, because this looks like recycling to me, but maybe, is that where the food goes? I don't know, there's too many bins. We all know Hugh Grant for his flustered, sarcastic British delivery, but there's one man who knows it better than anyone else. Gosh, in the words of Flippity Jewett, what can I say, it's raining, I'd noticed, you're wet. One thing's for sure, Benedict Cumberbatch does not shy away from impersonating talk show hosts. If you plan on pulling his strings, it might come with some consequences. I'm not poking you to make you perform it. I'll do a little bit of you though. Roger, Wabbit, Wam-Wam, Witchman, Common, Waggedly. Was that terrible? It was terrible, and also, even with that impediment, I still can't get a special parking dispensation, which is a shame. Sean Connery. Oh, it's a very good film, I think it'll be phenomenal. I think I'm very excited to see what young Benedict does. Kevin Spacey himself is quite the impressionist, but what happens when somebody decides to flip the script? You're Kevin Spacey? I don't know, what Kevin do you want? Do you want the Kevin from 7? 7-Eleven Kevin? Or do you want, now is the winter of our discontent, make glorious summer by this son of York. I want to see the imitation game, don't you? A key takeaway from a talented actor like Cumberbatch is witnessing impressions you don't often see elsewhere, like Tom Holland. Tom Holland, did you do your Spider-Man? Well, yeah, I mean, yeah, I mean, I could do a bit of, I mean, a little bit, I mean, you know, but, um, you know, there's, there's Tom, like, you know, there's the new Tom, which is all that, you know, it's like, yeah, I've just worked with Mark Wahlberg, so **** it, yeah, um, hi guys, hi, yeah, it's Tom, I'm really excited to be here. Tom, can you take that? No, I can't, because otherwise I'll omit secrets, so, um, yeah, they'll close me down with this bit of foil. As an actor who was born in London, Benedict Cumberbatch is in a league of his own when impersonating British actors. Tom Hiddleston? Yeah, yeah, I think you've got to go and see the imitation game, it's going to be great. I've done him many times before, I'm sick of it, I'm sick of it. Harry Potter. Tom Hiddleston ordering a Big Mac at McDonald's. Hi, yeah, um, I'd like to have, um, your Mac, your Big Mac, please, and some fries, and a shake, too, and some chicken and nuggets, and while you're at it, can I have a quarter pound of cheese and a fillet of fish, if they still do theirs, thanks. He may be good at impersonating British celebrities, but his impressions go beyond the UK, such as with one of his favourite voices to impersonate, Jack Nicholson. Why can't we all see the imitation game? Willy Wonka, you remember that scene at the end? You get nothing, you lose! Good day, sir! Well, I don't know that I... Can you do an impression of Donald Trump, whoever that is, at a grocery store? Avocado, avocado, avocado, avocado, avocado, pineapple, pineapple. And that is the correct answer. You were doing Chewbacca during the clip. Was I, sorry? In time with the Chewbacca thing, just a natural knee jerk. That's one of my favourite Chewbacca moments, it's just that... There are things you don't know you're missing until they happen. Watching Benedict Cumberbatch strut like Beyonce is one of them, and Miranda Hart deserves full credit for making it happen. Let's get the music going again. Yeah, music going again, music going again, music going again. Harder, harder, harder, harder, harder. I need to watch it one more time. Good master, evil master, he's a bad one! Well, that's terrible, it went off, it went off. That was wonderful, Andy Serkis is out of a job. Dude, let's listen. You did an incredible Chewbacca, but I'm told you also do a Jar Jar Binks. Oh no, that's a beastly monster! The Smiley Dragon is back. He is, yeah. Er, Christopher? Finished business. And I read that that, as a voice... Do you want me to do that as well? If you can. Um, so, Miranda, is your heart beating faster, slower than before? I was on the wrong side for a moment. Anyway, hello, I'm Tom, I've just been cast to do Spider-Man. I was like, wow, wow, congratulations, that's amazing. I bet you can do a good Chewbacca. Oh, Jar Jar Binks, that's what I saw you do. Why am I doing a series? I thought I was gone from culture back again. On an episode with Capital Breakfast, Benedict Cumberbatch came face-to-face with a man who claimed he was turning into him more and more every day. It's safe to say the whole room was shook by the resemblance. Can we just buzz you in, please? Can he come in? Can we come in? Oh no, that's not me, that's my character. He actually does look quite a lot like me. Yeah! People have said that. This is really weird to watch. I do have to say, I'm loving it, but it's very strange to watch Benedict talk to people. I look like you really like him. Yeah! Did you know you looked like Benedict and then you wanted to do the thing? I never thought I looked like him. And then someone stopped me on, I think it was Millennium Bridge years ago, and said, excuse me, are you Benedict Cumberbatch? Yes, I am! Robert? Yeah, sure. Robert? Why not? Why are you laughing? What's so funny? I got something in my face. Oh, yeah, my face. Oh, well, you know. You know what's interesting? I don't know. Iron Man? Yeah. When hosted on talk shows, we often see Benedict Cumberbatch doing the voice of Michael Caine and Alan Rickman. But on A Night Out, it's his inner Michael Jackson who he's channeling.