Move over Rachel McAdams: Her "Doctor Strange" costar Benedict Cumberbatch will soon have as many time-themed movies on his resumé. The actor is attached to star in the adaptation of the Matt Haig novel "How to Stop Time."

He'll be playing Tom Hazard, a man who has lived for 400 years, but stopped aging at 41, according to Variety. Cumberbatch starred as the time-bending Marvel title character in last year's "Doctor Strange."

McAdams, who played his love interest in "Doctor Strange,' had already starred in two time-traveling movies, "About Time" and "The Time Traveler's Wife."

"How to Stop Time" is the first adult novel in four years by Haig, the bestselling author whose children's book include "The Girl Who Saved Christmas" and "A Boy Called Christmas."

"The prospect of Benedict Cumberbatch playing Tom Hazard is a hugely exciting one and I could not be happier," Haig tells the BBC.

Cumberbatch will reprise his role of Stephen Strange in "Thor: Ragnarok" and "Avengers: Infinity War."

He, along with "Thor: Ragnarok" costar Doctor Who." We're going to guess that Cumberbatch doesn't (ahem) have time to play a Time Lord.