Mr Cumberbatch urged Brits to do extra as he appeared on the crimson carpet on the Royal Albert Corridor for the BAFTAs final night time.
He stated: "It's a actually stunning time to be a European two-and-a-half hours' flight away from Ukraine, and it is one thing that hangs over us.
"All of us must do greater than put on a badge.
"We have to donate, we have to stress our flesh pressers to proceed to create some type of a refugee security and a haven right here for people who find themselves struggling."
Mr Cumberbatch, identified for his roles in Sherlock, The Imitation Recreation and Physician Unusual, was carrying a spherical badge with the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian flag on the lapel of his jacket.
He added: "Everybody must do as a lot as they will ... there's been a document variety of individuals volunteering to take individuals into their properties, I hope to be a part of that myself."
The brand new "Houses for Ukraine" scheme will permit members of the general public, charities, companies and group teams to supply lodging to refugees to return to Britain even when they don't have household ties.
Mr Cumberbatch was up on the BAFTAs for the main actor award for his portrayal of a Nineteen Twenties rancher in "The Energy of the Canine".
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