With the release of the new film imminent, Andrew Garfield appeared on the cover of the new issue of GLASS MAN magazine to portray the autumn man in a stubble style. Thick-haired, he is furry and soft, quite Garfield charm.
Photographer Michael Schwartz.
Garfield's new film Countdown is the first feature film directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda (Marvel Lin, Hamilton) and is a song and dance biopic. Adapted from the autobiographical play of the same name by renowned musical theatre creator Jonathan Larson ("Yoshiya Rentals"). In 1996, Jonathan died half a day before the first rehearsal of Yoshiya Rental due to the aorta stripping caused by Marfan syndrome. The late he won a Tony Award and a Pulitzer Prize for the play.
Jonathan Larson in front of the poster for "Yoshiya Rentals."
Set in 1990, Garfield plays musical composer Jon, his girlfriend Susan is played by Alexandra Hipp (the "Storm Girl" in the new X-Men series), roommate Michael is played by Robin de Zizes in Band Boys, and co-actress Karessa is played by Vanessa Huggins ("Cabaret Youth"), both of whom are good at singing and dancing. Garfield will also sing and dance in the film.
Garfield with the director on set
Director Marvel Lin starred in a 2014 remake of the show, paired with Karen Olivo (Broadway "On the Heights") and Little Leslie Odom ("Hamilton"), who are familiar with both of these famous characters who love musicals. In order to highlight the new look of the film version, Lin Marvel hired Steven Levenson to adapt the play, and contacted Jonathan's relatives and friends to collect more details about the creator's life. Steven was also the screenwriter of the film version of "To Evan Hansen," which was rather unoptimistic... Hopefully, "Countdown" will have a satisfactory performance.
Lin Marvel starred in the stage version of "Countdown"
In the recent biographical film "Tammy Fei's Eyes", Garfield partnered with Model Labor to star in the TV celebrity couple in the 1970s and 1980s, and their performances received a lot of praise. As the male protagonist of "Countdown" determined from the establishment of the project, whether Garfield will show the strength of the award this time, it will be wait and see.
More photo appreciation:
Netflix Queue magazine group image. Looks a little weird...
This set of "Variety" photographs. In this interview, Garfield was asked about the rumor that "three Spider-Man will be in the same frame for the new film", saying that "I don't know anything".