Yeah, there’s a problem with that: “The two-time Oscar nominee denied the recent reports, telling GQ UK: “I’m gonna disappoint you. Yeah, no. But I know no one’s gonna trust anything I say from now on.”” That was because Andrew Garfield lied, and lied, and then he lied some more about not being in SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME. Somebody leaked footage of him being in the movie, and he still lied about it. And Andrew Garfield’s not sorry at all about it.
Honestly, neither am I. But he might be telling the truth, anyway. But how can he prove it, before the movie’s out? It’s an interesting question, to be sure.
Moe Lane
PS: There’s a lot of people that claim they were never fooled by the deepfaked deepfake. I will happily believe any of my regular readers who make that claim. Everybody else? …Well. Maybe some of them did, too. And maybe some of them really didn’t.
#commissionearned
They pay him a very large sum of money to lie. NDAs are a bitch.
Garfield is empirically the worst of the Spidermen, and it’s not close.
Excellent Spider-Man, not great Peter Parker.
You’re right, of course, but you can only really judge them (as we both do) by their PPs, since so much of the Friendly Neighbor is CGI.