Andrew Garfield opens up on his experience of working in the film Spider Man
Star Andrew Garfield opened up on his journey shooting for Spider Man as he sat down for a chat with a publication.
Andrew essayed the role of Spider Man in a fresh remake for Sorry Pictures.
In an interview with The Guardian, Andrew said, “I went from being a naive boy to growing up. How could I ever imagine that it was going to be a pure experience? There are millions of dollars at stake and that’s what guides the ship. It was a big awakening and it hurt.”
“Comic-Con in San Diego is full of grown men and women still in touch with that pure thing the character meant to them,you add in market forces and test groups and suddenly the focus is less on the soul of it and more on ensuring we make as much money as possible. And I found that – find that – heartbreaking in all matters of the culture. Money is the thing that has corrupted all of us and led to the terrible ecological collapse that we are all about to die under.”
The star has been away from franchise films for a long time with the main focus on smaller scale dramas.