With Leonardo DiCaprio taking a self-imposed break from filmmaking, Martin Scorsese needs another muse to work with and that muse is…Spider-Man actor Andrew Garfield. The Social Network star has joined the production of Silence in the lead role of Father Rodrigues. This is an adaptation of a Shusaku Endo novel based on 17th century Jesuits as they attempt to bring Christianity to Japan. Ken Wantanabe of Inception fame will play Garfield’s interpreter. Silence will be the actor’s follow-up to The Amazing Spider-Man 2 which is currently filming for a May 2014 release. As for Scorsese, his next film is another DiCaprio presentation, a contemporary drama called The Wolf of Wall Street debuting this November.
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Here is a clip that air on Tuesday’s show in which Dave compliments the actor’s performance to which Andrew Garfield asks if they could talk about Lebron James.
The cast of this one includes Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Sally Field, Martin Sheen, Denis Leary, and Rhys Ifans. Directing is Marc Webb whose last theatrical effort was 2009′s 500 Days of Summer which starred Joseph Gordon-Levitt alongside Zooey Deschanel. Look for this one to hit theaters on July 3.
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The everlasting saga of whether or not Marc Webb will helm the next Spider-Man movie has at long last drawn to a close. Word has finally broken that the man who helmed the successful franchise reboot will be back in the saddle for another round via Sony’s Columbia Pictures. As already assumed, it was confirmed today that Andrew Garfield would be reprising his role as Peter Parker which is a far cry from last time out. Some might remember that Tobey Maguire was a holdout during the Sam Raimi era and almost was replaced by Jake Gyllenhaal because of it. Of course, no one expected a replay of that because of Garfield’s obvious fandom of the property. 
With the domestic opening of The Amazing Spider-Man fast approaching, it is worth putting out eyes on the foreign box office which is experiencing a little bit of business from the movie before the big July 3rd launch. 
Andrew Garfield took to The Today Show Monday morning where he did a little press for The Amazing Spider-Man. 
Andrew Garfield was on The Today Show this morning to promote his Tony-nominated performance as Biff in Death of a Salesman where he talked about the success he found on Broadway and his upcoming role as Peter Parker in the next Spider-Man reboot.
Want to see more of The Amazing Spider-Man? Well, you are in luck because earlier today a new international trailer hit for the rebooted blockbuster franchise. This one comes from Japan.
There is a brand new trailer out for The Amazing Spider-Man that hit the web at midnight. The Marc Webb-directed feature starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone will hit theaters on July 3, 2012.