His view of the friendship between the *characters* of zuckerberg and saverin is nice yeah, but the wider take on the social network that he opens with is total nonsense lol. It's an incredibly dated 2014 boomer mom "what if the social networks are actually antisocial networks 🤯?" trite sentiment that it both untrue and not what sorkin's script is about at all.
He's so articulate. And I'm not just saying that because I'm a dumb American fooled by his accent. He has a really precise, thoughtful way of expressing himself.
Way better in my eyes, to stand up for kids being starved and murdered by a colonial regime backed by the US. Not many have the courage. Amazing human being.
I just love how sensitive he is. He talks about the Spiderman and what he means for people, and has tears in his eyes, that's some high emotional intelligence.
He is one of my favorite actors, not only because he is a great actor and has his own acting style but as a human being too, a wonderful, kind and honest person. He is genuine and thoughtful
The guy feels such real-life person. He doesn't hesitate in admitting he didn't want to do something, or saying the F word. Not afraid to be himself in a conversation. And yes, I also clicked for the social network...and 99 HOMES
Andrew Garfield's entire interview is about other people and how amazing they are. That is such a treat. I would watch anything he was in just to support but he is also amazing and talented himself. What a wonderful interview.
Andrew is genuinely himself and it shows in every role he’s ever had. His authenticity connects with the audience and makes the characters he plays believable and makes us care about and relate to them.
I still believe to this day that TASM didn't deserve the hate it got and that it deserved a third movie. casually leaving a series with a cliff hanger is brutal
For real. Its a shame that we didnt get to see more of Andrews spiderman on the big screen and how his universe played out after. But at least his character had a bittersweet conclusion to his story in NWH, as well as Tobeys spiderman.
Sure people will play favourites, but I don't think TASM was the problem. A poorly developed, let's shoe-horn a rushed sinister 6 plot in, TASM2 was the death knell
@@OCMRick Oh yeah definitely. Also the promo for TASM2 was that it was suppose to have 3 main villains jammed into 1 movie, because the people making it thought "more villains = more toys = more money!" And GG and Rhino didn't even make it past 5 minutes of screen time. That was dissapointing when I watched it in theatres.
One of the best filmographies of any actor. Wish they would have had him talk about "Under the Banner of Heaven," considering how it contrasts with "Silence" and "Hacksaw Ridge" in terms of how it is about someone losing their faith as opposed to those films which are about a deep reverence for it.
@@nbarrioI would say it’s properly rated by critics, but underrated and under appreciated by the general public. Desmond Doss is one of the bravest Americans of all time and even after he was depicted in a Hollywood film, his story is still not remembered and not discussed enough
He was the only one he portrayed himself as an actual spider when he faught the way he wrapped around fox croc or how he was using his webs in the sewer to find his location.
Still probably the hypest I’ve been at the theater since I was a child. Literally jumped up and cheered with the rest of the audience when we first saw them.
Such an underrated film, I am surprised it didn't do better considering it had Andrew and the director was coming off a career defining hit (It Follows)
It had a weird release. The US release was pushed back multiple times and then it came out on streaming less than a week after it was released in theaters. It also wasn't advertised as much as it could have been.
Still one of the most moving performances I've ever seen was his character in Never Let Me Go. I feel that gets overlooked but when he commits fully and encapsulates all of the emotions of the film in 1 scream it's beautiful and devastating.
I think that the main thing that I love about Andrew is how deep he is as a human being. He's the type of person that you could talk with all day about so many different things in the world, and you'll find his perspectives very interesting and I guess.. profound.
That scene on the bridge with the kid Jack that more then I think any scene shows why I love spiderman so much while tom Holland handle the big story as much as id want anyone to that scene shows so much why I love this character. Always look out for the little guy.
His performance alongside Heath ledger in his final film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was when I knew this kid was going to be a star & I called him out as who I thought could be a great Spiderman. And turns out, he's the BEST Spiderman. It's a crime he hasn't won an Oscar yet, especially for Hacksaw Ridge. But I know he will. He's the most versatile actor of his generation hands down. He'll win an Emmy as well. Got snubbed for his performance in Under The Banner of Heaven.
my eyes are watery hearing him speak of each character and film he was in, it's beautiful the depth and meaning he feels for each project he's been in and we're so lucky to have such a layered human being and actor for our generation to look up to and be inspired by. andrew ur a gift to the world
Andrew has one of the best quotes describing acting. It’s during his Actors on Actors conversation with Zendaya. He says “Acting is imaginative empathy.”
I loved Toby as Spiderman because it was technically the one who paved the way BUT, I loved, LOVED Andrew's version! He was and will always be my favorite. His rendition felt much more real and emotional. Plus his loses were very tragic. I would've loved to see at least one more movie with him.
I find it so incredibly wholesome to know that the three Spidermen have sat sound and had Spiderman group therapy. to know that that the canon is well taken care of is truly comforting.
He is one of the best actors of our time and one of the best people in the industry. He is so dedicated and so pure and wholesome and such. Just a ball of happiness
I’m so happy it’s become a thing now for my generation, the kids who grew up with stars like Andrew and Hayden Christensen, to let them know that even when it seemed everything was always negative that they were always loved because now we have a voice
The way he talks about the psychology of The Social Network is so enticing and so true, I had never thought to look at it in the way he just described in the lens of his character. Still one of my favorites.
That was so interesting and fascinating. How he talks about his personal growth and about how his roles impacted him throughout his career is amazing. Huge respect to this awesome human.
@@elisfine Yes. He played the one of side character of Frank in The Daleks In Manhattan/Evolution of Daleks 2 parter which are episodes 4 & 5 of 3 series of modern who (or Season 29 total) back in 2007 before he was a star.
The narrative thing in the social network is why i've always loved the film. It's always felt full of people, real people with real intricacies and real stories.
@@DetectiveTrupo203I’m convinced most of y’all have no idea how aging works Andrew does not look like he’s in his 20s he looks middle age and that’s ok he looks his age..
03:50 20 somethings, please take heed. Drink your water, take your vitamins, look into skincare and STRETCH your muscles 2x daily. Aging hits everyone differently, take care of yourself however you're able❤🙏🏿
He's so kind and compassionate (and an obvious mega-talent) but I still find myself occasionally saying to myself "alright dude relax, it's a movie" now and then haha but I love the guy
One of the few actors I truly respect and love, Andrew is genuinely nice has empathy and has not lost his soul because of all the stardom of Hollywood, he's just a student of acting and also the best Spiderman ❤
I really didn't expect it to be on the list, it feels like one of the types they'd leave off or forget ab, based on previous break down videos. I really Loved Boy A, when I first watched it all those years ago, I could hardly believe that they'd made it into a film, I had read and loved the book as a kid.
we're getting a lot of andrew content and i am LIVING for it
Same.
Hopefully you have something else to live for as well
I wonder what he's working on because actors really only do a tour like this when they're trying to enter the spotlight for a reason
@@daylen577 recently single xD
@@daylen577it’s the new movie he has with Florence Pugh coming out
his commentary on the friendship between zuckerburg and saverin is so thoughtful and nuanced, it's wonderful listening to him
His view of the friendship between the *characters* of zuckerberg and saverin is nice yeah, but the wider take on the social network that he opens with is total nonsense lol. It's an incredibly dated 2014 boomer mom "what if the social networks are actually antisocial networks 🤯?" trite sentiment that it both untrue and not what sorkin's script is about at all.
That Rashomon explanation... I love when people make you think using a different pair of glasses.
I agree a 1000% because I never really looked at it this way
Love how connected he is to himself and the art.
yess
Ikr
Never Let Me Go : his most underrated performance.
There’s another word for being that connected to yourself.
He's so articulate. And I'm not just saying that because I'm a dumb American fooled by his accent. He has a really precise, thoughtful way of expressing himself.
As a Brit, I agree. He has a very slow and reflective way of speaking
I went to drama school with him, and he was always like this.
@@cassiehubert3310 Oh nice. Yeah, most drama school graduates I know are pretty chill like this. Maybe it’s something they learn in drama school? 😂
100% agree.
It’s partly because he is an INFP personality but a well adjusted healthy one. Deeply introspective and deeply feeling human being.
Andrew Garfield is getting to the Keanu Reeves level of likeable
Way better in my eyes, to stand up for kids being starved and murdered by a colonial regime backed by the US. Not many have the courage. Amazing human being.
I just love how sensitive he is. He talks about the Spiderman and what he means for people, and has tears in his eyes, that's some high emotional intelligence.
calling himself the custodian of the character is so humble.
But he was lol
@@b-dog3207 they all were. Andrew acknowledges it. That's respectful.
Then immediately correcting himself to "temporary custodian... as it should be". His humility is so dope
He is one of my favorite actors, not only because he is a great actor and has his own acting style but as a human being too, a wonderful, kind and honest person. He is genuine and thoughtful
How can you possibly know that????!!!!
@@Gnossiene369did u watch the video or????
The guy feels such real-life person. He doesn't hesitate in admitting he didn't want to do something, or saying the F word. Not afraid to be himself in a conversation. And yes, I also clicked for the social network...and 99 HOMES
I don't think I've ever heard someone talk so passionately about acting like this before
Andrew Garfield's entire interview is about other people and how amazing they are. That is such a treat. I would watch anything he was in just to support but he is also amazing and talented himself. What a wonderful interview.
Andrew is genuinely himself and it shows in every role he’s ever had. His authenticity connects with the audience and makes the characters he plays believable and makes us care about and relate to them.
I still believe to this day that TASM didn't deserve the hate it got and that it deserved a third movie. casually leaving a series with a cliff hanger is brutal
For real. Its a shame that we didnt get to see more of Andrews spiderman on the big screen and how his universe played out after. But at least his character had a bittersweet conclusion to his story in NWH, as well as Tobeys spiderman.
Don't know why Sony don't just say Andrew is the Spidey of the Venomverse and let him have a third movie with those characters.
Sure people will play favourites, but I don't think TASM was the problem. A poorly developed, let's shoe-horn a rushed sinister 6 plot in, TASM2 was the death knell
Yes it did. It’s terrible.
@@OCMRick Oh yeah definitely. Also the promo for TASM2 was that it was suppose to have 3 main villains jammed into 1 movie, because the people making it thought "more villains = more toys = more money!" And GG and Rhino didn't even make it past 5 minutes of screen time. That was dissapointing when I watched it in theatres.
He’s so humble it’s calming listening to him speak
One of the best filmographies of any actor. Wish they would have had him talk about "Under the Banner of Heaven," considering how it contrasts with "Silence" and "Hacksaw Ridge" in terms of how it is about someone losing their faith as opposed to those films which are about a deep reverence for it.
I also loved "Under the banner of heaven" and his Jeb Pyre
i was waiting the whole video for that show to come up. it's really underrated.
This dude as private doss in Hack saw ridge was the greatest
Severely underrated movie
Definitely an award winning performance
yes! my fave movie of his ❤
@@yawns3004 I wouldn't say underrated. It won several prizes and had quite a few Oscar nominations.
@@nbarrioI would say it’s properly rated by critics, but underrated and under appreciated by the general public. Desmond Doss is one of the bravest Americans of all time and even after he was depicted in a Hollywood film, his story is still not remembered and not discussed enough
I’m glad everyone agrees he had the best web swinging scenes out of all the live action🕷️🕸️ movies
i'm sorry i missed the part where that's my problem
He was the only one he portrayed himself as an actual spider when he faught the way he wrapped around fox croc or how he was using his webs in the sewer to find his location.
hey everyone keeps talking about spiderman, what is this spiderman everyone talks about?
Tobey is the best. Period. No debate.
@@adriantrusca1245nope Andrew all the way
The guy has a really thoughtful way to look back and describe his process.
Seeing Andrew & Tobey in NWH was the best!!!
I still can't believe it happened!
Honestly one of my favorite movies of all time
Couldn't agree more. I was loving when they were comparing their experiences to each other.
Still probably the hypest I’ve been at the theater since I was a child. Literally jumped up and cheered with the rest of the audience when we first saw them.
Agree❤
I thought I looked young and then there's Andrew Garfield who doesn't look a day older than maybeee 27 and who's 41 ...my jaw is on the floor
I love how he speaks about people, people his worked with, his family and humans, the way he words things is so beautiful.
I don't think I've ever been disappointed by any role he's played. I wish him the best.
his Jonathan Larson was superb. it’s unbelievable that he couldn’t win an oscar for that
I couldn’t even finish that movie.
@@Nazaba09it has made me cry every time
the fact Never Let Me Go isn't one of his most iconic roles is absolutely devastating. he will always be Tommy to me.
Over 40 already and could still play a student. He is my favourite Spiderman to date, I wish we could have The Amazing Spiderman 3...
He’s so eloquent. I could listen to him for days
UNDER THE SILVER LAKE is one of andrews BEST roles, that entire film is a major contribution to illustrious backdoor grimy cinema
That film is incredible and hardly anyone has seen it
Such an underrated film, I am surprised it didn't do better considering it had Andrew and the director was coming off a career defining hit (It Follows)
It had a weird release. The US release was pushed back multiple times and then it came out on streaming less than a week after it was released in theaters. It also wasn't advertised as much as it could have been.
It's his best film for sure
Still one of the most moving performances I've ever seen was his character in Never Let Me Go. I feel that gets overlooked but when he commits fully and encapsulates all of the emotions of the film in 1 scream it's beautiful and devastating.
Who else clicked on this video to see him talk about “The Social network”
Not really
I watched this movie with my dad once
A bit, mostly spidey for me though…he’s had other great roles can’t knock that.
@@Fredericosantos21 guess I’m the only one
@@BoosieBraun-q5s I’ve been meaning to watch it, but never had the time until I finally watched it and I really liked the movie
He is such a superb actor and comes across as such an emotionally intelligent, grounded, empathetic individual. I just love him
Never Let Me Go : his most underrated performance.
this video needs a part 2 for the sake of Never let me go 🙏🏼
5/5 movie, but sadly forgotten by the culture
yeah so sad
YEEES OMG AND WE NEVER SEE HIM TALK ABOUT IT ITS SO FRUSTRATING
im loving all the andrew content lately
I think that the main thing that I love about Andrew is how deep he is as a human being. He's the type of person that you could talk with all day about so many different things in the world, and you'll find his perspectives very interesting and I guess.. profound.
that one sided brotherhood love part was so real
That scene on the bridge with the kid Jack that more then I think any scene shows why I love spiderman so much while tom Holland handle the big story as much as id want anyone to that scene shows so much why I love this character. Always look out for the little guy.
Andrew Garfield would go hard in a future knives Out movie
I just realised how great and underrated he is as an actor.
Such an intelligent human. He’s a great actor and spiderman
His performance alongside Heath ledger in his final film The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was when I knew this kid was going to be a star & I called him out as who I thought could be a great Spiderman. And turns out, he's the BEST Spiderman. It's a crime he hasn't won an Oscar yet, especially for Hacksaw Ridge. But I know he will. He's the most versatile actor of his generation hands down. He'll win an Emmy as well. Got snubbed for his performance in Under The Banner of Heaven.
He's so knowledgeable and passionate. Absolutely adore him !
His performance in The Social Network was 10/10 in every aspect
my eyes are watery hearing him speak of each character and film he was in, it's beautiful the depth and meaning he feels for each project he's been in and we're so lucky to have such a layered human being and actor for our generation to look up to and be inspired by. andrew ur a gift to the world
The small knives scene is freaking amazing!! Underrated scene in movies. It’s perfect.
I love Andrew Garfield. He’s so charming, and he speaks so beautifully about his craft. Truly an artist
Andrew has one of the best quotes describing acting. It’s during his Actors on Actors conversation with Zendaya.
He says “Acting is imaginative empathy.”
I also lost my Mom too young and too suddenly so I really appreciate how he talks about his Mom and how he is living with grief
He speaks so unbelievably well
He's so articulate and well thought out, in his choice of words
Andrew Garfield is so well-spoken, thoughtful, empathetic, and kind. I can listen to him talk for hours.
Andrew is a lot like the version of me I aspire to be when I overcome my depression and anxiety issues when I can.
I loved Toby as Spiderman because it was technically the one who paved the way BUT, I loved, LOVED Andrew's version! He was and will always be my favorite. His rendition felt much more real and emotional. Plus his loses were very tragic. I would've loved to see at least one more movie with him.
Under the Silver Lake is my favorite hidden gem of A24’s. Loved him in the role.
Yeah, it's excellent. It's so unique and original.
It's his best film for sure
It’s a really strange film, definitely underrated.
I love that this included theatre roles too, as he’s an incredible stage performer. Angels in America was very special.
I find it so incredibly wholesome to know that the three Spidermen have sat sound and had Spiderman group therapy. to know that that the canon is well taken care of is truly comforting.
"Silence" is incredibly underrated, you did a great job on that one for sure.
He's conducted his career in such a commendable manner it's so impressive and inspiring 🤍
He is one of the best actors of our time and one of the best people in the industry. He is so dedicated and so pure and wholesome and such. Just a ball of happiness
How is no one talking about how he is literally 41 and looks 27
A person can look 10+ years older or younger depending on how you take care of yourself.
Some parts of "Hacksaw Ridge" cracked me up.
"How long have you been dead, son?"
"Sir?"
"Now move your privates, Private Parts!" 😅
Ghoul!
Seems like he’s massively respectful of his creative format, in which case my respect for bro: 📈📈📈📈
Love how he mentioned how honorable it is to even be able to act as spiderman
Who knew he was such a deep person? Great interview
All of his fans! Every interview he does is insightful.
@@taleytaleytaley Exactly!
I’m so happy it’s become a thing now for my generation, the kids who grew up with stars like Andrew and Hayden Christensen, to let them know that even when it seemed everything was always negative that they were always loved because now we have a voice
Love them both
Love Andrew as Spiderman!
He is the second best toby is nr1
Tobey is overrated.
The way he talks about the psychology of The Social Network is so enticing and so true, I had never thought to look at it in the way he just described in the lens of his character. Still one of my favorites.
I love how open and honest he is.
That was so interesting and fascinating. How he talks about his personal growth and about how his roles impacted him throughout his career is amazing. Huge respect to this awesome human.
I'm a simple guy. I see Andrew, I click like.
I keep forgetting Andrew Garfield’s British. He sounds super natural when doing his American accent.
He’s half American.
Too early in his career for this, he has many great roles ahead of him.
I love how much respect he had for his role as spiderman
This dude is 41. he looks amazing at 41. I guess thats why he's the AMAZING spiderman
wait wtf really? he looks like 27
He looks sooo young.
That was remarkably revealing and fascinating.
Andrew - keep doing great things... but please stay safe!!
I knew they obviously wouldn't, but I kinda wanted him them to get him to talk about his episodes on Doctor Who 😅
wait... he was in Doctor Who??
@@elisfine Yes. He played the one of side character of Frank in The Daleks In Manhattan/Evolution of Daleks 2 parter which are episodes 4 & 5 of 3 series of modern who (or Season 29 total) back in 2007 before he was a star.
Andrew is such a talent. Always a favorite actor. ❤
GQ always delivers with these interviews.
bro has a STELLAR filmography. not a single weak point here
More and more Andrew content... i am here for it every step and every minute of the way
This is the earliest I have ever been to one of these. BIG W
The best live action spiderman we ever had!
Fax
This guy's stylist, Warren Alfie Baker, who also styles Matt Bomer (White Collar), is on point.
Hacksaw Ridge doesn't get nearly enough love! A true masterpiece!. His performance in The Social Network was 10/10 in every aspect.
Seeing Andrew & Tobey in NWH was the best!!!
When you see him in an interview vs seeing him in one of his films it's so easy to forget that he's an incredibly talented and successful actor.
Boy A is my favorite movie of his and THANK YOU for including it!!!
The narrative thing in the social network is why i've always loved the film. It's always felt full of people, real people with real intricacies and real stories.
This guy is 41, let that sink in.
He could pass for mid 20s
@@DetectiveTrupo203I’m convinced most of y’all have no idea how aging works Andrew does not look like he’s in his 20s he looks middle age and that’s ok he looks his age..
@@onlywiigame. nope. Sorry wii game
@@onlywiigame.I’m 21 and i look the same, it’s the beard. It hides half the face so it adds a lot of ambiguity to ones age.
I could listen to this dude talk all day he speaks so well
03:50 20 somethings, please take heed. Drink your water, take your vitamins, look into skincare and STRETCH your muscles 2x daily. Aging hits everyone differently, take care of yourself however you're able❤🙏🏿
Andrew Garfield doesn't create art, he IS art
I could spend all day listening to him. Brilliantly articulate
He's so kind and compassionate (and an obvious mega-talent) but I still find myself occasionally saying to myself "alright dude relax, it's a movie"
now and then haha but I love the guy
One of the few actors I truly respect and love, Andrew is genuinely nice has empathy and has not lost his soul because of all the stardom of Hollywood, he's just a student of acting and also the best Spiderman ❤
I was really hoping, but was not expecting Boy A to be in this! Such a powerful film.
I really didn't expect it to be on the list, it feels like one of the types they'd leave off or forget ab, based on previous break down videos. I really Loved Boy A, when I first watched it all those years ago, I could hardly believe that they'd made it into a film, I had read and loved the book as a kid.
So Andrew had a "MY BACK" moment.
Andrew faced Daleks in Manhattan in the 1930s and then ended up saving the city some 80 years later. Dude's had some fun times in NYC.
7:34 ... He's holding WHAT
i hope this series goes on forever
He honestly might be the most underrated actor no joke
The dynamic among all the Spider-Men was wholesome
Thanks for a wonderful insight into such a talented, connected & passionate human being.