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Andrew Garfield Admits: 'Yes, I'm a Method Actor!'
30 Sep
Summary
- Garfield confirmed he uses a method in acting, clarifying its true meaning.
- He emphasized that method acting doesn't require being difficult on set.
- The actor prepared for 'The Uprising' with a rigorous training regimen.
Andrew Garfield has clarified his approach to method acting, stating that he does, in fact, employ a method in his craft. Speaking with Amy Poehler on the podcast 'Good Hang,' Garfield explained that the term 'method acting' has been widely misinterpreted.
He emphasized that his method prioritizes being generous to fellow cast and crew members, and does not require isolating behaviors or drastic physical changes. This perspective aligns with his previous discussions on the topic, where he stressed the importance of living truthfully within imagined circumstances while remaining a good human being.
Garfield's latest role is in 'The Uprising,' a film directed by Paul Greengrass, where he portrays a peasant leader during the 1381 English uprising against King Richard II. This historical context highlights the diverse applications of his acting approach.
