Andrew Garfield

Peter Parker, Spider-Man's alter-ego, was his chosen name. He had been ridiculed at school and became an avid Spider-Man avid fan. His schooling included Priory Preparatory School and City of London Freemen's School. The school also included The Central School of Speech and Drama as well as the University of London. He became interested in acting when he decided he didn't desire to further study business anymore. He began his professional acting profession in 2005, when he was cast in an British TV show called "Sugar Rush". A few years later the actor was cast in his debut lead part in the movie "Boy A." in which he plays a troubled boy trying to come back from a life spent in prison. He also appeared in "The Social Network,"" as the main character, and later in the film "The Incredible Spider-Man." Being able to perform a range of roles, his role was chosen as the main actor in the historical film "Silence" in 2016. He received countless awards such as his BAFTA Award, Tony Award as well as an A.A.C.T.A. He won the 'Best Actor Award to be recognized for his character in "Hacksaw ridge".