Andrew Garfield

He was usually picked on at school. Being the biggest Spider-Man enthusiast, he referred to himself as Spider-Man's alter ego, Peter Parker. The schools he attended were diverse such as Priory Preparatory School, City of London Freemen's School, Central School of Speech and Drama as well as the University of London, from which he graduated from in 2004. He became interested in acting when he decided he didn't intend to continue studying business any longer. He began his professional career in 2005 with an British television show titled "Sugar Rush". In the feature film "Boy A" in which he was a troubled young boy who tried to rebuild his life after spending years in jail. He is the lead in "The Social Network" He also appeared as the lead character in the film "The Incredible Spider-Man" and in 2016, the film was picked to play the main character in the historical drama "Silence." There were numerous awards presented to him, like an award from the BAFTA Award and Tony Award. Additionally, he received the A.A.C.T.A. For his performance in Hacksaw Ridge and the subsequent award ceremony, he won the award for "Best Actor". He was also awarded numerous Oscar nods, as well being able to collaborate alongside Sam Worthington and Campbell Scott.