Benedict Cumberbatch has appeared previously in this Hollow Crown TV adaptation of the William Shakespeare history cycle of British monarchy – but before, he was biding time as an important supporting player. Tonight, as his character ascends the throne in Richard III, he goes all out, with a performance as dynamic and unforgettable as his Sherlock. Check local listings.

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carl

I am a member of PBS so I am able to watch on line and Love the show...only problem is that part 3 only plays 1 hour 33 min of a 2 hour show...does anyone know why this is so....where is the missing 35 min.

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