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Imagine a chessboard where each piece embodies a starkly different epoch: one, Phil Burbank, a brooding cowboy ensnaring hearts with silent turmoil under Montana's big skies; the other, Richard III, a scheming royal cloaked in Shakespearean iambic pentameter. What's at stake here isn't just a spot atop the Benedict Cumberbatch GOAT List — it's a battle for narrative supremacy. Does the modern, understated anguish of Burbank trump the grandiloquent machinations of King Richard? Your choice pitches the soulful gaze of contemporary cinema against the rich tapestry of traditional theatre.
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Richard III in The Hollow Crown over Phil Burbank in 'Power of the Dog' when it comes to the greatest Benedict Cumberbatch Performances of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Richard III in The Hollow Crown 100.0% of the time over Phil Burbank in 'Power of the Dog'.
Across all battles:
Richard III in The Hollow Crown win rate: 15.4%
Phil Burbank in 'Power of the Dog' win rate: 34.2%
Richard III showcases Benedict's flair for the dramatic and his ability to humanize a historical villain. Fans rave about his charismatic delivery and the Shakespearean gravitas he brings to the role, making Richard III both formidable and fascinating.
Fans are absolutely drawn to Phil's intricate personality and the subtle depth Benedict brings to the role. His portrayal of a tormented cowboy who oscillates between cruelty and vulnerability really strikes a chord with viewers who appreciate complex character studies.
It's a battle of intensity versus regality! Fans are split because both roles show off Benedict's exceptional range. Phil's brooding complexity in 'Power of the Dog' contrasts sharply with Richard's charismatic villainy in 'The Hollow Crown'. People really can't decide which flavor of Benedict they prefer!