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EXCLUSIVE: Benedict Cumberbatch: 'Alan Turing Was Treated Brutally'
Benedict Cumberbatch, Charles Dance, and producer Ido Ostrowsky discuss the brutal persecution of gay war hero Alan Turing in this exclusive sneak peek at the special features from The Imitation Game's Blu-ray release.
The story of Alan Turing - the man who cracked the supposedly unbreakable codes of Germany's World War II Enigma machine, shortened the war, saved thousands of lives, and was thanked for his service by being chemically castrated when it was discovered he was gay -- captivated audiences around the world last year in director Morten Tyldum's The Imitation Game.
The Oscar-winning film is coming to Blu-ray March 31 with supplemental bonus material including deleted scenes, special commentary, and "The Making of the Imitation Game" feature.
In this exclusive sneak peek at the Blu-ray's special features, stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Charles Dance and producer Ido Ostrowsky discuss Turing's legacy and his brutal persecution.
