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Terry Gilliam Describes Andrew Garfield's Unique Approach To Portraying Spider-Man! |
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Friday, 01 July 2011 10:51 |
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Talking to Vulture recently, Terry Gilliam (who worked with Andrew Garfield on The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus before he found further fame with The Social Network and Never Let Me Go) shared his thoughts on the British actor playing Spider-Man, letting slip one very interesting piece of information about how Garfield is approaching the role physically. Here are a couple of excerpts from the article, but you can click on the link below to read more about what he thought of Andrew Garfield and the critical and commercial failure of movies like Green Lantern.
On Andrew Garfield's Physical Portrayal Of Spider-Man:
And I think Andrew is going to make a good Spidey. It’s really good, because he’s approaching it physically. I was just talking to him, and he talked about this movement, imagining that you have these other legs — eight legs, so four more legs. There’s this delay. I don’t Read more: |
