Benedict Cumberbatch, the acclaimed actor best known for his role as Doctor Strange in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has publicly criticised the franchise for its wasteful production practices. In a candid interview, the Oscar-nominated star expressed concerns over the environmental footprint of blockbuster filmmaking.
'It's staggering how much gets thrown away,' Cumberbatch remarked, highlighting the excessive use of resources on large-scale sets. 'We need to rethink how we make these films—sustainability should be non-negotiable.'
Hollywood Under Scrutiny
The film industry has long faced criticism for its environmental impact, with massive sets, energy-intensive special effects, and single-use props contributing to significant waste. Cumberbatch's comments add to growing calls for greener production methods.
A Call for Change
The actor suggested practical solutions, including:
- Recycling and reusing set materials
- Adopting renewable energy sources
- Reducing single-use plastics on set
His remarks come as studios face increasing pressure to align with global sustainability goals. Could this spark a much-needed shift in Hollywood?
