Tom Holland Recalls His Spider-Man Audition and How He found Out He was Cast
“When we did the screen tests, there were six of us all in this room waiting to audition. It felt like The Hunger Games.” – Tom Holland on His Spider-Man Audition
Broadway’s ‘Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark’ to Close in January… What Happened? Well, What Didn’t?
After a half dozen cast injuries, over $12,000 in fines for safety violations, hundreds of late night jokes, $75 million in production costs, millions of dollars more in worldwide advertising, and over 1000 performances, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark will reportedly close on Broadway in January. It brings to a
Andrew Garfield on His New Reality and Why He Did ‘Death of a Salesman’ on Broadway
Andrew Garfield decided to use his time off from playing Spider-Man to star in the Broadway production of Death of a Salesman. It was a calculated career move from the promising up-and-comer. “I did a play, and that was all I needed to do to cleanse the ol’ palate,” he
Denis Leary talks about Improvising in ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’
Denis Leary was surprised to learn that The Amazing Spider-Man Director Marc Webb would let him improvise when he took on the part of Captain George Stacy.
Andrew Garfield on His Increased Profile and the Differences in Acting on Stage & Film
If you have yet to hear about this Andrew Garfield fellow, you obviously haven’t been paying attention to the significant coverage of his starring role in Broadway’s recent revival of Death of a Salesman and the even bigger coverage of his turn as Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man.
Andrew Garfield on His Tony Nomination, ‘Spider-Man’ and Wanting to Buy His Spidey Outfit
Andrew Garfield, who just finished his Tony nominated run on Broadway in Death of a Salesman, recently spoke about his nomination and gearing up for the release of his new movie, The Amazing Spider-Man.
Andrew Garfield on ‘Death of Salesman’, Playing Spider-Man, and Handling Celebrity
Perhaps ten or twenty years ago it would’ve been quite a shock for an actor to go from starring in what many consider the greatest American play on Broadway to playing a superhero in a big-budget movie that opens a few weeks later. But when the actor is as talented
J. K. Simmons on his career and that “Spider-Man” reboot
How does he explain his good fortune? “Ultimately a lot of it is just right place, right time.”