Vanessa Hudgens played Karessa Johnson in the musical biopic Tick, Tick ... Boom! alongside Andrew Garfield as RENT creator Jonathan Larson.
"I would've played Jonathan Larson to an audience of one in my living room," the Tony winner continued. "I feel so lucky to work with Lin and this incredible company of actors, and to honor Jon," Garfield added. "Remember our number 'Therapy'? That was the hardest stuff I've ever had to do in my life," he told Hudgens. "And you were just ... nailing every single dang thing. Garfield — who won a Golden Globe Award and was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award for his role, among several accolades — previously told PEOPLE of his SAG nod, "I would've played Jonathan Larson for free." The film also marked Lin-Manuel Miranda's feature film directorial debut. For his work on Rent, Larson was posthumously awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and three Tony Awards for best musical, best book of a musical and best original score.
The best actor nominee on the joys of working with the French luxury fashion house and his Oscars outfit.
Garfield, who last earned an Oscar nomination for Hacksaw Ridge, was nominated for best actor for his role as Jonathan Larson in the Lin-Manuel Miranda directed film. So to sit next to my heroes and be nominated especially for a musical performance. “To be a part of cinema history, I always get struck with the feeling of being an 18-year-old acting student, studying theater and working at Starbucks and trying to make a living.
Zendaya swapped out her own Spider-Man for another Spider-Man on the Oscars 2022 red carpet, reuniting with “No Way Home” co-star Andrew Garfield.
Unfortunately, we have yet to see the actual selfie taken by Andrew, but photographers were on hand to capture the awesome moment. Their hilarious joint scene quickly became a hit with fans. If you blinked, you just might have missed the Spider-Man: No Way Home costars linking up on the red carpet.
The Best Actor nominee wore a brand-new Speedmaster '57 chronograph to Sunday's 94th Annual Academy Awards. The timepiece matched perfectly with the burgundy ...
It has two barrels for a 60-hour power reserve and a silicon balance spring for less friction, low maintenance and better performance. It features a case that’s smaller (40.5 mm) and slimmer (12.99 mm) than on previous iterations, giving it a more authentic vintage size. 332.12.41.51.11.001, normally comes with a matching burgundy leather strap, but it appears to have been customized with a black strap to match Garfield’s shirt and pants. His example features a rich green dial and a metal bracelet, giving it a character all its own. Amid a luxury-watch market rife with pieces that command five and six figures, that could be a relative bargain—assuming you can get your hands on one. Beneath its bezel and sapphire crystal, you’ll find a red dial that showcases rhodium-plated hour markers, “Broad Arrow” hands, two sub-dials and a date window at 6 o’clock. The Speedmaster, ref.
They attended the 94th Academy Awards in support of their nominated films: "No Way Home," "The Eyes of Tammy Faye," "Tick, Tick... Boom!" and "Dune."
Garfield and Zendaya both starred in Oscar-nominated films, including "No Way Home." Garfield previously said that the idea of his version of Peter Parker saving Zendaya's MJ during a pivotal scene in "No Way Home" sold him on the idea of reprising his superhero role. - Garfield and Zendayacostarredas Peter Parker/Spider-Man and MJ in "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
During a red carpet interview at the 94th annual Academy Awards on Sunday, March 27, Andrew Garfield was asked about astrological signs and his answer is ...
He went on to explain more about his brother who is a lung doctor in the United Kingdom. "You want someone who is a Virgo like opening you up and stitching you up. I love you I got you." Nailed the character of the writer whose real-life story he was portraying to the T," one Twitter user wrote. "I love him but you know, he's a mathematician. He's a control freak and I have that in me as well." "I have some Virgo in my chart but my brother is a Virgo," he said.
Andrew Garfield is right. No one will probably believe a word he has to say about anything related to the future of the Amazing Spider-Man franchise.
No one's going to believe anything I say ever again. Now, Garfield says no one's going to believe anything he says about a potential Amazing Spider-Man 3. No one will probably believe a word he has to say about anything related to the future of the Amazing Spider-Man franchise.
The Academy Award nominee teamed up with Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire in Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' Spider-Man: No Way Home, which became the movie ...
However, with Garfield's portrayal of Spidey firmly in the spotlight again, fans are clamoring to see him leading the way in his own new adventures for Sony. Garfield was forced to lie many, many times about Spider-Man: No Way Home in the lead up to its release. Garfield finally had the chance to speak about his experience making No Way Home after it premiered, although it's still unknown whether he will get the chance to play Spider-Man a fourth time.
“That's my problem,” Andrew Garfield quipped. After watching him in the Tom Holland starrer, fans certainly became enthusiastic about having The Amazing Spider- ...
Recently, speculations of The Amazing Spider-Man 3 ignited after Marvel announced the release date of the 4K UHD and Blu-ray version of Spider-Man: No Way Home on Twitter. What made the fans wonder if it was happening or not is the caption. After watching him in the Tom Holland starrer, fans certainly became enthusiastic about having The Amazing Spider-Man 3. Andrew played the superhero for Sony, but unlike his predecessor, Tobey Maguire, and his successor, Tom Holland, he only got two films.
Immediately you're drawn into Garfield's theatrical performance. The messy hair, flitting eyes, expressive hand gestures, and breathy, impassioned voice.
BOOM!” is a delightful watch for all the art lovers of the world, the 20-somethings having a quarter-life crisis, and everyone in between. The film’s plot centers around Larson’s struggle to finish a musical in advance of his 30th birthday and a writer’s workshop that he believes will be his big break. But the film suggests that success may not be a Tony-award winning musical on Broadway. Success could have been a smaller-scale life with Wilson or the transference of his incredible abilities to a more lucrative field. As musical theater and film are different media, translating stories from the stage to the screen — and vice versa — is always a balancing act. The pain in his voice when he suggests that he is no longer “a writer who waits tables,” but a “waiter with a hobby” is palpable. He was rivaled by the star-power of his co-stars and the pop culture megaforce that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe. If you want to see Garfield in his element, with less web-slinging and more piano playing, definitely watch his Academy Award nominated performance in “tick, tick…