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Andrew Garfield says his comments about being 'a gay man' were taken out of context

Andrew Garfield hit some social media turbulence earlier this month, after saying that he was 'a gay man right now, just without the physical act'.

10 weird things you might not know about the Spider-Man movies

The Spider-Man movies have spun a pretty complex web over the years, with changing stars and cancelled projects, horror directors and fan films...

Amazing Spider-Man director Marc Webb: 'They weren't disasters'

Using some impressively diplomatic language, Marc Webb discusses how the Amazing Spider-Man movies 'weren't a disaster'.

Pakistan’s bootleg Silence DVD art is a thing of beauty

Martin Scorsese's Silence just got the best DVD cover you could possibly imagine, courtesy of Pakistan bootleggers.

Seven 2017 Oscar nomination stories worth celebrating

The 2017 Academy Award nominations have been announced and, as expected, Damien Chazelle’s wonderful musical ‘La La Land’ leads the pack with a record-equalling 14 nominations, with ‘Arrival’ and ‘Moonlight’ just behind it with eight nods each. As ever many of the nominations were expected, with Ryan Gosling, Emma Stone, Denzel Washington and Viola Davis all receiving acting nominations, but what about the surprises?

The incredible true story behind Hacksaw Ridge

Mel Gibson’s new movie charts the wartime heroics of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield), an Army medic who saved 75 men during the bloody battle of Okinawa. “It was always ‘the escarpment’,” Doss’s fellow medic Leigh Willoughby told The Washington Post in 2016.

Emma Stone really wanted to see Andrew Garfield and Ryan Reynolds’ impassioned Golden Globes kiss

Andrew Garfield and Ryan Reynolds’ kiss was easily the highlight of the entire Golden Globes ceremony, as both actors took solace in each other after missing out in their respective Best Actor categories. After the Golden Globes had finally come to an end, Reynolds and Garfield’s smooch was the talk of Tinseltown.

Watch Ryan Reynolds snogging Andrew Garfield as Ryan Gosling wins Golden Globe

Spider-Man and Deadpool made out at the Golden Globes last night. As Ryan Gosling made his way to the stage to collect his award for Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical for his role in ‘La La Land’, the camera panned past the table where Ryan Reynolds was seated next to Andrew Garfield. Reynolds, also nominated for ‘Deadpool’ in the best category, consoled himself by planting a huge smacker on the lips of former ‘Spider-Man’ star Andrew Garfield.

Golden Globes 2017 nominees embarrassing early roles

Andrew Garfield "excited" about Spider-Man: Homecoming

It seems the former Spider-Man Andrew Garfield has nothing but good things to say about his successor in the role, and the character’s new movie. Garfield – recently nominated for a Golden Globe in the Best Actor (Drama) category, for his lead role in Mel Gibson’s ‘Hacksaw Ridge’ – was asked by Entertainment Tonight for his thoughts on the recent trailer for ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming,’ the Sony/Marvel co-production with Tom Holland in the lead. Garfield took over from Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man with 2012’s ‘The Amazing Spider-Man,’ and while there was some controversy over the character being rebooted again so soon after the initial ‘Spider-Man’ trilogy, Garfield’s casting was widely accepted as one of the film’s principal strengths.

Scorsese's Silence gets serious early buzz from critics

Rather conspicuously released just prior to awards season, Martin Scorsese’s new epic ‘Silence’ is getting some serious early buzz from critic screenings. There are no reviews yet, as they’re under embargo, but some US critics were unable to hold in their praise, dropping some plaudits on Twitter. Village Voice scribe Bilge Ebiri wrote: I saw SILENCE twice today. First time, I was absorbed, impressed, moved. Second time, I was in tears. One of Scorsese's greatest films.

Adam Driver talks his 'extreme' 50lb weight loss for Scorsese's Silence

‘Silence’ star Adam Driver has been speaking about his ‘extreme’ 50lb weight loss for Martin Scorsese’s forthcoming movie. In a cover story for Interview magazine, Driver is interviewed by the director Noah Baumbach, who refers to the ‘rigorous’ prep he did for the role.

Andrew Garfield calls his Spider-Man stint 'heartbreaking'

Andrew Garfield always deserved better than the two sub-par ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ films he was part of. For all the faults of those films, he was not one of them.

Martin Scorsese to meet Pope Francis ahead of Vatican screening of Silence

Martin Scorsese will meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican on Wednesday (20 November) morning to discuss his latest film, a religious epic starring Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver and Liam Neeson. It’s not clear if Francis will be in attendance at the second, more private screening taking place on Thursday.

Martin Scorsese's Silence will premiere at the Vatican

It seems Martin Scorsese’s latest movie, ‘Silence’, will make its debut at the holiest of venues.

Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver went full Jesuit for Scorsese's Silence

Clearly coming from the ‘Revenant’ school of full immersion acting, Andrew Garfield and Adam Driver stopped just short of becoming actual men of the cloth for new movie ‘Silence’. The passion project of director Martin Scorsese has been over 20 years in its inception, so it stands to reason that Garfield and Driver took their roles as Jesuit missionaries pretty seriously. “I got totally swept up in all things Jesuit and very taken with Jesuit spirituality.

Harrowing trailer for Martin Scorsese's Silence lands

The trailer for Martin Scorsese’s forthcoming historical drama ‘Silence’ has landed, and it’s a harrowing affair. Cast-members Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver and Liam Neeson look noticeably emaciated for their roles as Portuguese catholic missionaries in Japan. The movie has been a passion project for Scorsese, who’s been developing the story since 1990.

Is Hacksaw Ridge Going To Be Mel Gibson's Big Comeback?

Mel Gibson has been persona non grata in Hollywood for some years now, following his famous and very public meltdown. But some critics are now saying he could be welcomed back into the fold, following what appear to be blazing reviews of his new movie ‘Hacksaw Ridge’. In Variety, Owen Gleiberman writes: “It will likely prove to be the first film in a decade that can mark his re-entry into the heart of the industry. ...