As an ardent fan who has followed Andrew Garfield‘s career with bated breath, I find his recent revelation about an unintentionally extended sex scene with Florence Pugh during the filming of “We Live in Time” both intriguing and heartwarming. The fact that this passionate moment between two remarkable actors was captured on a closed set, adding an extra layer of intimacy to their performance, is truly captivating.
As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’d share that while Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh’s chemistry off-camera during the filming of “We Live in Time” was undeniably passionate, it wasn’t intentionally so. The sparks between them were more like a natural byproduct of their intense connection as actors immersed in their roles.
Garfield described an unexpectedly explicit scene he filmed with Pugh, which unintentionally ventured “a bit further” than planned. The 41-year-old clarified that this intimate scene was shot on a “closed set,” meaning only a limited number of individuals were present to uphold the actors’ privacy.
In his conversation with Josh Horowitz at the 92nd Street Y on October 4th, Garfield explained that they found themselves venturing a bit beyond their intended limits during the scene, as it felt both exciting and secure since no one called “cut”.
During their ongoing rehearsal, he explained how they gradually advanced through the choreographed scene, stating, “So we’d say, ‘Alright, let’s move on to the next part, and then the next. We’ll allow this to develop. We’ll simply keep going.’ At some point, it seemed like both of us were unconsciously thinking, ‘This definitely feels like a single, extended take.’
In the scene where Spider-Man was playing, the actor observed that Stuart Bentley, the camera operator, wasn’t capturing the intense interaction between him and Pugh on camera.
He glanced upward, and there in a corner stood Stuart along with our boom operator. Stuart was holding the camera next to him, facing the wall.
This poignant love tale revolves around Tobias (portrayed by Garfield) and Almut (played by Pugh), whose lives are profoundly affected when they receive a challenging medical prognosis, threatening their budding family. Remarkably, this narrative resonates deeply with Garfield, who tragically lost his mother Lynn to pancreatic cancer in 2019.
At the premiere of We Live in Time during the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, Garfield expressed to Francesca Amiker from TopMob News that he believes art has a therapeutic effect. Furthermore, he shared that he feels fortunate to have an artistic platform to help him cope with his personal struggles and losses.
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2024-10-07 20:20