Source: BroBible
Summary
Actor Andrew Garfield discusses his new film, “The Uprising,” and his experiences working with director Paul Greengrass. He reflects on the physical demands of the role, including being constantly dirty, and compares it to his previous work on “Silence” and “Hacksaw Ridge.” Garfield also talks about playing contrasting characters in “Artificial” and “The Uprising,” and the enduring appeal of Spider-Man. He shares personal insights on grief following his mother’s death and how it has influenced his work.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
Actors roll in the mud to feel closer to the earth. They talk about grief on TV, then go back to their luxury homes. They play heroes and villains, but only if the script says so. They say they’re inspired by their moms, even when they’re not around. They make movies about the past, but only if it’s profitable.
Original observation: Grief is the new wellness trend, and everyone’s got a different way to feel it.
Author: Evan Null
