Andrew Garfield Hasn’t Seen ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Yet and Insists He’s Not in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’

For good reason — he hasn’t seen either film. “I don’t want to be disingenuous,” Garfield told me Wednesday at the premiere of his historical action drama “The Uprising” at the DGA in West Hollywood. “A movie making money and people going to see it is an incredible thing, but I will reach out to him once I’ve seen [“Spider-Man”], which I’m very excited to see. And his other film, ‘The Odyssey,’ I haven’t managed to see either yet. I will send him a message when I work he has done.” Andrew Garfield says he hasn’t congratulated Tom Holland on the success of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” because he hasn’t seen it yet: “I don’t want to be disingenuous.” pic. twitter. com/t6XiDezh3y — Variety (@Variety) September 3, 2026 Garfield, who played the web-slinger in two Spidey movies and reprised his role in “Spider-Man: Now Way Home” alongside Holland and fellow former “Spider-Man” star Tobey Maguire. I reminded him that he has a reputation for not telling the truth because he lied about not being in “No Way Home.” “You’ll find out, I suppose, one way or another,” Garfield said, smiling. Andrew Garfield says he did "most" of his own stunt work for "The Uprising." pic. twitter. com/KWRSwCnFYp — Variety (@Variety) September 3, 2026 In Paul Greengrass’s “The Uprising,” Garfield plays a fictional character who becomes a leader during a rebellion of thousands of commoners against King Richard II in 1831. Director Paul Greengrass told me Garfield insisted on doing most of his own stunts for the film’s many fight scenes. “He allowed me and what my could manage,” Garfield said. “I’m not a young guy anymore. Rolling Stone Legendary Drummer Alex Van Halen Knighted in the Netherlands Robb Report Old Forester Just Dropped Its Annual Unicorn Birthday Bourbon Sportico Kalshi Stops Its Sports Injury Betting Markets at CFTC’s Request WWD What to Watch: Saks, Neiman’s and Bergdorf’s — the Challenges Ahead