Andrew Scott's electrifying debut as sing-song psychopathic Moriarty in the BBC’s "Sherlock" opposite Benedict Cumberbatch in 2010 was the most career-changing cameo since Judi Dench's Oscar-winning eight minutes as Queen Elizabeth I in "Shakespeare in Love." That, and his slew of subsequent stage and screen roles (“Spectre,” “Pride,” “Denial”), meant his two-month run as …
SOURCE: Variety at 01:10PM on March 1, 2017