Andrew Garfield has said he was “living and dying by external validation” earlier on in his career. The Amazing Spider-Man actor, 41, who stars opposite Florence Pugh in the new romance film We Live In Time, reflected on his mental health and experience of grief following his mother’s death in 2019.

The film follows couple Tobias and Almut, played by Garfield and Pugh, as the two fall in love after a chance encounter. The film is finally available to watch in the UK, with cinemas up and down the country showing the John Crowley-directed title as of today (1 January).

Spider-Man famed Andrew Garfield has addressed the very popular We Live in Time horse meme that caught a massive attention on internet. As soon as the trailer dropped, one scene received a

Andrew Garfield and Oppenheimer actress Florence Pugh filmed a passionate scene for their new movie We Live in Time but things went further than expected, leaving both of them red-faced

The film is presented in a nonlinear narrative and spans over three different timelines as the characters Tobias and Almut deal with everything from marriage, children and life-threatening illnesses

Florence Pugh has admitted she "didn't care" to watch her latest film We Live in Time ahead of its release. Both Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield have delivered back to back hits over the last few years and now the acting talents have come together for the new romantic drama.