The cover of the latest issue of Nylon Guys features the charming British-American actor Andrew Garfield. Currently starring this summer's blockbuster hit The Amazing Spider-Man, which is of course a reboot of the Spider-Man film series, Garfield has officially hit A-lister status. Yet, Garfield is captured in a moment of sentimentality in 1950s-inspired threads by photographer Cass Bird for the men's fashion and culture publication.
The down to earth actor speaks openly and honestly about fulfilling his dream of playing the role of Peter Parker. However, Garfield is frank in discussing the distinction between actor and movie star with a preference for the former and not so much the latter. Though, everything seems to be working out for Garfield, who happened to find his current girlfriend on set in co-star and Parker's love interest Emma Stone.
One cannot help but look forward to what is next on the horizon for the talented Andrew Garfield.
Sentimental Superhero Star Shoots
Andrew Garfield Covers The Nylon Guys July Issue
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