Andrew Garfield Responds To Internet Fan Comments & Debunks A ‘Strange’ Claim About Him On Wikipedia

If there's one date you don't want to forget, it's Mother's Day.

If there's one date you don't want to forget, it's Mother's Day.

Good Morning Britain viewers were left fearing for a correspondent who was forced to take cover after bomb sirens interrupted his report live from Ukraine.

BBC TV programme Noels House Party, hosted by Noel Edmonds, was cancelled on this day (February 25) in 1999.Fans were left devastated when the news broke on February 25, 1999 that the popular entertainment programme, set at the fictional Crinkley Bottom House, would be coming to an end.Not only did it launch Noel Edmonds to new heights of fame, but it also introduced the world to the one and the only Mr Blobby.Yes, love him or loathe him, you couldn't escape Mr Blobby in the nineties - and neither could the celebrities, with Mr Blobby playing pranks on some of the biggest stars of the decade.But who were the actors behind Mr Blobby? Where are they now? And what was the inspiration behind the character? Daily Star investigates.The pink and yellow icon Mr Blobby was created by Noel's House Party producer Michael Leggo, who had previously worked with Noel Edmonds in the eighties.After introducing the popular Gotcha segments, where Noel Edmonds would prank celebrities, Michael began to wonder how they would continue to catch out the stars for future episodes - with many already figuring out that Noel might be there to prank them.After witnessing Noel Edmonds prank Eamonn Holmes while wearing a monster costume, a spark was lit - and Michael got to work on what would become undoubtedly one of the 90s biggest icons.He drew a sketch of Mr Blobby, telling the costume designer that the name was inspired by his family's use of the word to describe something that had no shape.After he was created, host Noel Edmonds soon realised how successful the character was going to be, saying to Michael: "Blobby is going to be huge."Well Noel, you were certainly right - not only was Mr Blobby huge, he was a megastar.A legend had been born.Mr

Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland reunited this month while attending GQ‘s Men of the Year party and we’re learning some new details about their night out!

Clayton Davis Variety's Awards Circuit is home to the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars and Emmys ceremonies from film awards editor Clayton Davis. Following history, buzz, news, reviews and sources, the Oscar and Emmy predictions are updated regularly with the current year's list of contenders in all categories.

Lady Gaga is feeling thankful!

Andrew Garfield has been making the press rounds promoting his new Netflix movie tick, tick... BOOM, when he admitted a month ago that he's been 'obsessed' with another Netflix product, the hit TV series Cobra Kai.The 38-year-old actor revealed in an interview a month earlier in New York that Cobra Kai, 'became an obsession' for him as he impatiently awaits Season 4.Garfield is told that they got a hold of some people who wanted to send him 'a little note,' as the actor already started losing it, as the cast of Cobra Kai thanked the actor for being a fan, as Garfield said it was 'one of the best moments of my life.' Obsessed:Andrew Garfield has been making the press rounds promoting his new Netflix movie tick, tick...

Cobra Kai.The actor, who previously said he had an “obsession” with the Netflix series, had his own superfan moment after receiving a video that featured cast members Ralph Macchio and William Zabka.You can watch the full reaction video below.Speaking after the video, Garfield said: “They know I exist. It feels like Christmas in my body.

The stars of Cobra Kai just gave Andrew Garfield an amazing surprise!

Andrew Garfield is opening up about the grief of losing his mother, Lynn, who passed away from pancreatic cancer in late 2019.

Andrew Garfield stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote his Netflix film tick, tick…BOOM! the Lin-Manuel Miranda-directed film adaptation of Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical pre-Rent musical.

Andrew Garfield, his new project has a special place in his heart. He took on the role of the late Jonathan Larson in the movie musical shortly after the death of his mother, Lynn Garfield, who died after a lengthy battle with cancer in 2019. Garfield was a guest on Monday's , and host Colbert asked the 38-year-old actor about how the loss of his mother impacted his performance in the tragic show. «I love talking about her, by the way, so if I cry, it's only a beautiful thing,» Garfield assured the host as his older brother and father watched in the audience.

Andrew Garfield was instantly propelled to international stardom when he was cast as Spider-Man/Peter Parker in 2012’s “The Amazing Spider-Man”, and in a new interview with GQ the 38-year-old actor discusses how he ultimately put it all behind him after attending a retreat hosted by mythology scholar Michael Meade.

There’s a strange claim about Andrew Garfield on his Wikipedia page and he’s reacting to it in a new interview!

Poor, Andrew Garfield. Sure, he’s an extremely handsome, talented, famous actor, but he’s also been absolutely pummeled with ‘Spider-Man’ questions during his recent press tours for “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” and “tick, tick…Boom!” People just can’t stop themselves from asking Garfield about whether or not he’s going to show up next to Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland, uniting the three big-screen Spideys, in the upcoming “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” And in the most recent video from GQ, where the actor goes on social media to reply to comments, you can just feel the frustration and exhaustion pouring out of him as he just doesn’t know what else to say about the matter.

tick, tick… BOOM! is now on streaming!

Under-the-radar romance. Andrew Garfield has attempted to keep his private life out of the spotlight since skyrocketing to success.

Tom Holland and Andrew Garfield are stepping out in style!

The highly-anticipated tick,tick...BOOM! finally gets a release date, directed by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning legend Lin-Manuel Miranda, the film is based on the semi-autobiographical musical of the same name by Jonathan Larson, the creator of Rent.

Clayton Davis So have we seen everything yet?AFI Fest, which just wrapped in Los Angeles, is the final prominent film festival to unveil a handful of awards hopefuls.Lin-Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut, “Tick, Tick … Boom!,” from Netflix, premiered to strong reviews and plenty of Oscar buzz. As part of a banner year for Miranda that includes involvement in three other projects — “Encanto,” “In the Heights” and “Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It” — Miranda successfully stages a movie adaptation of a lesser-known, autobiographical musical from “Rent” composer Jonathan Larson.