Andrew gave an interview for GQ and Bustlerecently. Both interviews are accompanied by some new photoshoot images which you can see in the gallery. I have also added some moew ‘tick, tick… BOOM’ press tour videos below.
Andrew was a guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert a few days ago. You can see videos from his appearance below and some stills in the gallery.
Andrew has attended even more events related to ‘tick, tick… BOOM’ in the past few days. The most important of those was the GQ Men of the Year party. He also went undercover on the internet for GQ and you can see a video of that below. There’s also a short interview in Netflix Queue along with some new photoshoot images.
Andrew has been busy promoting ‘tick, tick… BOOM!’ for the past couple fo days. First he stopped by the Late Late Show with James Corden from which you can see some videos below. Then he spoke about the movie at a Deadline Contenders event and finally he attended the New York screening. You can see images from all the events in the gallrey.
Andrew has been busy promoting both ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ and ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ recently. First up, he gave an interview to The New York Times accompanied by a new photoshoot which you can see in the gallery. He was also on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. You can see that below. And lastly, some new stills and BTS photos from ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ have also been added to the gallery.
Miranda saw Garfield in the 2018 Broadway production of “Angels in America” and thought he was “transcendent” in that show. “I just left thinking, ‘Oh, that guy can do anything,’” the director recalled. “I didn’t know if he could sing, but I just felt like he could do anything. So I cast him in my head probably a year before I talked to him about it.”
Miranda put Garfield through his paces, sending him to a vocal coach and ensuring that the actor would be able to play enough piano so the camera could pan from his fingers to his face throughout the film. But those are just the technical aspects of a performance that is impressively possessed: Garfield plays the passionate, frustrated Larson with enough zealous verve to power all the lights on Broadway.
Andrew gave a new interview for Variety to promote ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ and ‘Tick, tick… Boom!’. It aso features a couple of new photoshoot images. You can read the interview at the link and see the images in the gallery.
Still baby-faced at 38 years old, Garfield is tasked with aging over four decades and selling the complicated story of Bakker. The man was a cherubic young pastor whose self-worth issues and deep belief in his interpretation of Scripture led to disgrace. Later this fall, Garfield will bookend the festival season with the November AFI Fest premiere of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s feature directorial debut “Tick, Tick … Boom!” The Netflix musical follows the artistic and emotional journey of late “Rent” creator Jonathan Larson. In his most demanding screen role to date, one that requires him to sing and dance, Garfield embodies the trailblazing, multitalented lyricist and composer who brought issues of race, classism and homophobia to the establishment’s front door before his sudden death.
Andrew was a guest on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ last night. You can see a few video clips from that below.
Andrew was on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night to promote ‘Mainstream’. They talked about ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ and viral videos among other things. You can see clips below and a still in the gallery.
You all remember that update about Andrew being on the James Corden Show, right? Well, I have added some more episode stills to the gallery along with a new photoshoot and you can now see the interview video as well.
Andrew gave a new interview for the ‘Independent’ while promoting ‘Under the Silver Lake’. You can check that out here and some highlights below.
Speak to anyone who knows Garfield and they will attest to his passion, his determination to work harder. “I take my job incredibly seriously,” he says, “and I am very strong willed, strongly opinionated, and I love nothing more than being with a filmmaker and people that I trust that I can give myself to.” While shooting The Social Network (2010), for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe, he says he once had a disagreement with its director David Fincher “and David won the argument, because he’s far smarter than me and more brilliant”. “But then on every film,” he adds, “I’m not an easy ride.”
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For someone so ebullient, it’s surprising how much Garfield hates fame. Questions about his private life – including his recent relationship with singer Rita Ora – are a no-go, for instance, and he’s not on social media. “Well, not really,” he says. “I have… a confession. On Twitter, I have an account that I use to follow news and certain people. I don’t have an official account or anything like that but I use it because I like to know what’s going on. But it gets so addictive.” Like a voyeur? “Yeah, I suppose. I’m not participating but I’m just kind of watching. People are very funny on it too – like Rob Delaney.”
