Andrew Garfield surely knows how to express what’s on his mind candidly. Who can forget how proud he seemed when he gave a standing ovation when she won a Golden Globe for La La Land? He also openly talked about him being a big fan of hers.

Back in 2017, the Tick Tick…Boom star appeared on Vanity Fair’s Little Gold Men podcast and shared that he and Stone cared about one another a lot. Garfield shared that there was “so much love” between them and they also respected each other a lot.

He expressed, “I’m her biggest fan as an artist. So for me, it’s been bliss to be able to watch her success and watch her bloom into the actress that she is. And it’s also been wonderful to have that kind of support for each other. It’s nothing but a beautiful thing.”

The actor shared that his ex-girlfriend was one of his closest friends, who kept him grounded in the industry. As per ABC News, during the Golden Globes telecast, he opened up about his overwhelming feeling that he had “sincere” and real friends in Hollywood, which he does not think is a common thing in the industry.

He added, “I had about seven or eight real, true anchors in that room and in the parties following.” He named Stone, Claire Foy, Laura Fern, Eddie Redmayne, and Jonah Hill. Garfield shared that those people were the ones he actually loved authentically and he revealed that they also loved him back. He also expressed being struck with deep thankfulness.

Stone received immense praise for her work in La La Land. Along with that, her work in the latest endeavors including Poor Things and Kinds of Kindness is greatly appreciated as well.

Just like Stone, Garfield has also impressed audiences with his talent and choice of movies since the beginning of his career.

Ranma struggled with Tatewaki Kuno’s infatuation with his female counterpart in the last episode of Ranma 1/2, while he also grew closer with Akane. Her feelings for Dr. Tofu were also revealed to him this episode, allowing him to understand her better.

Ranma 1/2 Episode 4 is just around the corner with more of Ranma’s life, so don’t miss it. Keep reading to find out the release date, where to watch it, the expected plot, and a recap of the last episode’s events.

While filming The Son, Hugh Jackman went through both professional and personal challenges that deeply affected his perspective on fatherhood.

During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2023, Jackman shared the transformative impact of playing Peter, a man facing family challenges, amid the personal loss of his own father.

The actor admitted that working on the emotional film made him “hug my kids especially tight after that.” In The Son, Jackman’s character, Peter, faces a difficult situation when his ex-wife, played by Laura Dern, tells him that their son, Nicholas, is struggling. This storyline, along with his real-life loss, left Jackman reflecting on his role as a parent in new ways.

Jackman opened up to Colbert about the intense emotions of filming, stating, “I think I’m a different parent now because of it.” The film’s storyline closely examined family dynamics, something that resonated with Jackman as he worked through his own grief.

Jackman also revealed how his father’s passing influenced his portrayal of Peter, shaping a more vulnerable side of himself as both an actor and a parent.