Andrew Garfield is ‘genuinely happy’ with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, particulars his struggles with fame

Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man franchise ended prematurely after the second movie within the sequence The Amazing Spider-Man 2 proved to be a failure with critics.
The sequence was meant to spawn a cinematic universe with a minimum of two extra iterations and spinoffs, however sadly this was to not be.

In a latest interview with British discuss present host Jonathan Ross, the 38-year-old actor, who can be recognized for his work in films like The Social Network and Silence, stated he’s not bitter about being changed by Tom Holland.

He talked about how Sony moved on and located “this amazing guy Tom Holland” for the position.
He added, “He is wonderful. I am genuinely happy they chose another Brit. And I am not bitter, I am not bitter, guys. At all.”
In 2016, earlier than the primary Spider-Man film that includes Holland got here out, he had expressed his views to Comicbook.com. He had praised Holland, saying, “I think he’s a very emotional, truthful, funny, physical actor … it all really couldn’t be in any better hands. I’m really stoked for it.”

Garfield additionally talked about scuffling with fame and a spotlight he obtained after he grew to become Spider-Man. He stated he can be recognised in all places, be it eating places or every other public place.

Meanwhile, though he has denied that, he’s anticipated by many MCU followers to reprise the position within the upcoming Spider-Man: No Way Home, which is able to function multiverse, thus multiple model of Spider-Man are potential.
Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus, Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin, Jamie Foxx’s Electro are already confirmed to be within the film.
The movie hits theatres on December 17.