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We still have to wait for the fifth season of the BBC series, 'Sherlock', to return to the small screen. Until then and to his followers' misfortune, the protagonist, Benedict Cumberbatch, has assured in an interview that he is delighted with the time that passes between season and season. The Oscar nominee for "The Imitation Game" is immersed in the filming of "The Child in Time", a TV Movie that opens in 2018 and is based on the adaptation of the book of the same name written by Ian McEwan. This has served to assure him in an interview in The Thelegraph, and that collects Digital Spy, that it is good to take a breathe to interpret his character in the BBC series. On the other hand, Mark Gatiss, co-creator of fiction, suggested in an interview with UKTV that it is not certain to continue the series since programming last season "is being a nightmare." "It was very difficult to schedule last season because of the schedules of Martin Freeman, Benedict Cumberbatch, Steven Moffat and mine, but we still have the keys to Baker Street for some time," Gatiss explained. Could it be a Sherlock Holmes woman? The appointment of Jodie Witthaker as the successor of Peter Capaldi in 'Doctor Who' has served as a precedent for now to consider that the lead role of 'Sherlock' can be played by a woman. "Sherlockina," he said in an interview on Radio Times. 'The Child in Time' is the adaptation of the homonymous work of Ian McEwan that prepares the BBC with Benedict Cumberbatch like main star. An independent film directed by Julian Farino that joins the program 'Real Drama' of the British chain. In it, Cumberbatch plays a children's story writer who will have to deal with a harsh situation when his daughter disappears in a supermarket. McEwan's novels are no stranger to television adaptations. The award-winning British author is responsible for such works as 'The Comfort of Strangers' or 'The Cement Garden'. And in fact, 'The Child in Time' will be the third adaptation of her books so far this year, after 'On Chesil Beach', directed by Saoirse Ronan, and 'The Children Act', which features Emma Thompson. In the film Cumberbatch will see the actor temporarily distance himself from his roles of genius with social problems to play the father of a missing girl, who will do everything possible to find the girl's whereabouts. Actress Kelly McDonald portrays the writer's wife, and the cast is completed by Stephen Campbell Moore and Saskia Reeves.   And although the trailer is not appreciated, McEwan's novel includes numerous elements on time travel and future dystopics. Elements that, for the moment, do not know if they will be included in the film, although it is expected to. 'The Child in Time' will also be the first major project of the Cumberbatch production company, named SunnyMarch. There is no scheduled release date yet. Two months ago, the BBC unveiled the name of Peter Capaldi's successor in veteran Doctor Who, and after twelve male incarnations, Jodie Whittaker was chosen to star in the fantastic series. Soon there were tears of all kinds. Many shredded their robes at the crazy idea that an alien traveling through time in an English police booth had no whistle. It must have been because of using a sonic screwdriver as a weapon. The fact is that, fortunately, there were also no shortage of defenders of the BBC election, and although Benedict Cumberbatch's response is somewhat delayed, his weight in the media compels us to pay attention to his words: "He's an alien, why could not he be a woman? Why should not it be of any kind? I do not care, "he told Variety. "I do not speak like a fan with the right to have a firm opinion, I only speak as someone who wants to see the performance of Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor. I think she's an extraordinary actress and we're lucky, culturally, that she wants to do it, bypassing any debate about whether she's right or wrong. " Since it had gotten wet, the reporter took the opportunity to ask about a possible female version of Holmes. The actor did not hesitate: "Why not? Does not matter. Sherlockina will be here soon! " The actor is currently promoting the BBC film 'The Child in Time' (Julian Farino, 2017), has just released in Toronto 'The Current War' (Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, 2017) and next year will join the group of marvelous superheroes in 'Avengers: The War of the Infinite' (Anthony Russo, Joe Russo, 2018) And is that Benedict does not judge those complicated characters who have always chosen to interpret. Deep characters, mostly historical, with a great emotional load behind and a complexity that is not available to anyone.