Andrew Garfield On Lying About His Role In Spider-Man: No Way Home: Was Weirdly Enjoyable
Andrew Garfield who has been basking in the success of Spider-Man: No Way Home recently opened up about lying in interviews about his MCU cameo in the interviews up to the film's releases.
Andrew
Garfield
who
has
been
basking
in
the
success
of
Spider-Man:
No
Way
Home
recently
opened
up
about
lying
in
interviews
about
his
MCU
cameo
in
the
interviews
up
to
the
film's
releases.
The
actor
confessed
that
lying
about
that
was
quite
'stressful
but
enjoyable'.
Before
the
cameo
was
confirmed
by
the
makers,
rumours
about
Andrew's
return
as
the
web-slinger
had
been
making
rounds
on
the
internet.
However,
Andrew
repeatedly
denied
the
rumours.
Talking
about
the
same,
he
told
The
Wrap,
"It
was
stressful,
I'm
not
gonna
lie," he
said,
adding,
"It
was
rather
stressful
but
also
weirdly
enjoyable."
Andrew
first
played
Peter
Parker
aka
Spider-Man
for
Sony's
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
series
in
2012
and
a
sequel
in
2014.
The
actor
said
he
'hated
lying'
to
people
about
it
but
thought
about
what
the
fans
would
want.
"I
would
want
the
actor
to
do
an
incredibly
good
job
at
convincing
me
he
wasn't
in
it.
And
then
I
would
want
to
lose
my
mind
in
the
theatre
when
my
instinct
was
proven
right," he
added.
"It
was
like
this
massive
game
of
Werewolf
that
I
was
playing
with
journalists
and
with
people
guessing,
and
it
was
very
fun," he
said.
Apart
from
No
Way
Home,
Andrew
was
also
seen
in
the
biopic
Tick,
Tick...
Boom!,
where
he
played
musician
Jonathan
Larson.
He
won
the
Golden
Globe
Award
for
Best
Actor
in
a
Motion
Picture
-
Musical
or
Comedy
for
his
performance
in
the
film.