Benedict Cumberbatch and Andrew

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Source: Rex Features. I don't have a Rex Features account so all I could grab are the thumbnails.
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Andrew and the cast of Design for Living

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ETA: I added one picture of Ben.
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Design for Living After Party (September 15th)

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Another picture of Andrew and Ben @ Design for Living Afterparty

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Source: Rex Features

Sorry about spamming everyone with pictures of Andrew and Ben. I just keep finding more.

Broadway.com Interview

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The Olivier Award-winning actor Andrew Scott has had a sure, steady rise to success in the 15 years that the Dublin-born performer, now 33, has been performing professionally, first in Ireland, then England, and also on Broadway [in David Hare’s The Vertical Hour]. He's just opened at London's Old Vic Theatre as mercurial playwright Leo Mercure in Tony-winning director Anthony Page’s highly accomplished revival of Noel Coward’s Design For Living, co-starring Lisa Dillon and Tom Burke. The part and play are bringing Scott his largest London theater exposure to date, so it seemed appropriate to begin our conversation on that topic.

Broadway.com: It must be interesting to be doing a play that deals with fame and success at a time in your career when you are confronting those things yourself.
Andrew Scott: Absolutely, especially with ideas about fame and celebrity very present nowadays. The thing about Leo is that in a way he’s far too much of an artist to be interested in success. There’s that old cliché about “living by my art alone,” and I think for Leo that’s true. That’s a great difficulty for a lot of actors in that they think that in order to be artistically admired, they have to be in some way a terribly serious person. I’m more inclined to agree with Coward that it’s nice to enjoy yourself, too. Otherwise, what the hell is the point?

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Source: Broadway.com

Design for Living Promotional Stills

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I found a few more (a few of them are duplicates).

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Vertical Hour

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Chasing Cotards coming to DVD (and blu-ray?!)

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I was reading the official Chasing Cotards twitter page when I saw this:

*DVD Update* we are currently putting it together. Shouldn't be too long now. I owe some people a cut of the film - I haven't forgotten. :-)
about 15 hours ago via web

We're also considering an extremely sexy Blu-ray limited edition.
about 15 hours ago via web

Source: http://twitter.com/ChasingCotards