Benedict Cumberbatch cuts a low-key figure in the midst of the promotional trail for Doctor Strange 2
The 50-year-old actor - who plays Wong in the Marvel films - dressed to impress in a blue blazer, trousers and a green top.
Fame: The star kept a low profile in a pair of black trainers while carrying a cap and being hounded by fans for selfies at the hotel entrance The co-stars play the leading roles of Dr Stephen Strange and Wanda Maximoff in the Marvel film, which serves as a sequel to 2016's Doctor Strange. This fall, the film underwent six weeks of reshoots, with cast and crew working for six days a week in Los Angeles.
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