More From Andrew Garfield On Playing Spider-Man!

More From Andrew Garfield On Playing Spider-Man!

The actor shares his thoughts on whether he's worried about taking on a role like Spider-Man, the influences and tone of the upcoming movie and reveals that he's yet to meet Stan Lee...

By JoshWilding - Sep 11, 2010 12:09 PM EST
Filed Under: Spider-Man
Source: Cinema Blend

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On Whether He Wants To Do A Movie Like Spider-Man To Reach A Bigger Audience:

"That's a byproduct maybe. But it's not something that comes into my thought process. I want my life to be my life, and I want my work to be my work. I don't want to identify one with the other. What's important is life comes first. My family comes first, and my friends, and my happiness comes first. It just so happens I get happiness out of working hard. I get happiness out of working on something hard. The idea of fame isn't something that interests me, the idea of celebrity isn't something that interests me."

On Whether He's Worried About Having To Answer Spider-Man Related Questions For "The Next 10 Years":

"You just put that in my head! No, I haven't really given it that much thought. As I was saying, I'm going to approach it like I approach any other role. I'm just going to work as much as I can, because it's been such an important symbol to me since I was four years old. It's meant so much to me, and it's given me so much hope as a skinny little streak of piss, who feels more powerful inside than he looks on the outside. Every skinny boy's dream. I'm very lucky."

On Where The Movie Will Take It's Influences And The Tone We Can Expect:

"What's wonderful about Spider-Man is it's no one's and it's everyone's. It means so much to so many people. It's mythology and a legacy. There is no definitive version. You look back at the Dick Cook Stan Lee comics to the Ultimates and the Incredibles and the Amazings, then you go to the original cartoon series in the 70s and how that translated to the one in the 90s that Avi Arad was involved in, it's constantly shifting and reflecting the time and being as relevant and topical as it can be. I think it's going to shift again. I don't know in what way, but it's going to be defined by where we are as a society, and hopefully people are going to enjoy it, because I think we're going to enjoy making it."

On Whether He's Met Stan Lee Yet:

No, I haven't. That's going to be very cool though."

Spider-Man is set to swing his way into theatres in 3D on July 3, 2012!




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