Andrew Gafir
Andrew Garfield, a cast in Spider-Man: Homeless, revealed that he is the only one who feels guilty for lying.
2021's Spider-Man: Homeless quickly went down in history as one of the most successful films of all time. Since its release, it has broken several box office records, including surpassing Avatar in the North American box office charts and ranking third in film history
When it was revealed earlier that several of the original Spider-Man villains 'Dr. Octopus' and 'The Green Devil' would appear in the multiverse of Spider-Man: Homeless, the appearance of the original Spider-Man and the Extraordinary Spider-Man was strictly kept secret, of course, as soon as the audience found out that Spider-Man: Homeless would include characters from the previous Spider-Man series, they immediately wondered if Garfield or Maguire would appear?
Both Garfield and Maguire spent nearly six months insisting they were not involved in Spider-Man: Homeless. Since the film's release and his participation was exposed, Garfield said he didn't mind lying because he knew the return from fans would be huge
However, in a recent interview with THR to discuss his Oscar nomination for his role in Countdown, Garfield revealed that he was the only one who felt guilty about lying about "Nowhere To Go" .
According to Garfield, all of his high school friends were "super excited" about "nowhere to go," and despite being close to them, Garfield didn't reveal anything. Garfield has said that after his friends saw the film, they all asked him "How can you not tell us?" After receiving this reaction, Garfield admitted to being the only one of them (involved in the lie) who made him "feel bad and didn't tell a friend."
Still, Garfield insists he has no problem lying about himself, because for many fan fans, Garfield and Maguire's version of Spider-Man are a highlight of NoWhere To Go, and if everyone is sure they will show up, then watching the movie may not be such a big surprise.