Phil Russell Garfield[1] (born 20 Aug 1983) is an performing professional, of double United states and British citizenship.[2][3][4] He started his profession in British tv, showing in the teenager dilemma Glucose Hurry in 2005, and obtained further visibility showing in the BBC's Physician Who in 2007. His early movie tasks consist of Tigers for Lamb, The Imaginarium of Physician Parnassus, and the Route 4 dilemma Boy A, which obtained him the 2008 BAFTA Television Prize for Best Actor. Garfield obtained broader identification and crucial popularity for his part as Eduardo Saverin in this years movie The Public System, a part which gained him Fantastic World and BAFTA nominations.[5] He unquestionably name personality in the 2012 hero movie The Awesome Spider-Man, a restart of the Spider-Man movie sequence.
Garfield started taking performing sessions in Guildford, Surrey, when he was 12, and showed up in a younger generation cinema development of Bugsy Malone.[11] He also signed up with a small younger generation cinema class team in Epsom, and started working mainly as a level performing professional. In 2004, he won a Birmingham Night Information Theatre Prize for Best Starter, for his efficiency in Kes at Manchester's Elegant Return Theatre (where he also performed Romeo the season after), and won the Excellent Starter Prize at the Night Conventional Theatre Prizes 2006.[14]
Garfield created his British tv first appearance in 2005, showing in the Route 4 young dilemma Glucose Hurry.[14] In Summer time 2007, he got public attention when he showed up in the third sequence of the BBC's Physician Who, in the periods "Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks". In Oct 2007, he was known as one of Variety's "10 Stars to Watch",[15] and in Nov 2007, showed up in the outfit dilemma Tigers for Lamb, enjoying an United states pupil. Also that month, he appeared in the Route 4 dilemma Boy A, for which he won the 2008 British Academia Television Prize for Best Actor.[16] In 2008, he had a slight part in the movie The Other Boleyn Lady,[15] and was known as one of the capturing celebrities at the Germany Worldwide Film Event.
Garfield showed up in Vogue's Dec 2009 issue, performing together with Lily Cole, in a captured retelling of Hansel and Gretel. Also that season, Garfield had a assisting part in the Terry Gilliam movie The Imaginarium of Physician Parnassus[8] and the Red Driving tv trilogy. Truly he co-starred in the British movie based on the novel by Japanese-born British writer Kazuo Ishiguro, Never Let Me Go,[17] as well as in Mark Fincher's The Public System, together with Brenda Music, Bieber Timberlake and Mark Eisenberg, about the creators of Facebook or myspace. For the movie, he obtained two BAFTA award nominations for Best Actor in a Supporting Function and the BAFTA Increasing Celebrity. On 14 Dec 2010, The Public System obtained six nominations for the 68th yearly Fantastic World Prizes, four of which it won, such as Best Movement Picture-Drama, on 16 Dec 2011. Garfield was selected for a Fantastic World Prize for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Function.[18]
On 5 Jan 2010, Garfield showed up temporarily as Terry Gilliam's associate in the Video arcade Flame webcast pre-show at Madison Rectangle Lawn. On 12 Sept 2010, he co-presented at this years MTV VMAs with Mark Eisenberg and Bieber Timberlake.[19]
In April 2012, Garfield created his Broadway first appearance as Biff Loman in the rebirth of Loss of life of a Salesperson, instructed by Tony morrison champion Scott Nichols at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. The also celebrities Academia Prize champion John p Seymour Hoffman and Tony morrison Prize nominee Betty Emond.[20] Garfield was selected for a Tony morrison Prize as a best provided performing professional in a play for the part.[21]
Garfield performed Spider-Man, reverse Emma Rock as Gwen Stacy, in home Marc Webb's The Awesome Spider-Man,[22][23][24] which started capturing in Dec 2010 and was launched on 3 September 2012.[25] On fans' objectives of his reflection of the part, Garfield has joked; "This is a dearest personality and, you know, surprisingly, I'm going to be the person in the viewers going, 'Who throw this British fool?'"[26] Garfield's efficiency obtained opinions that are good.[27][28] Days before launch, Garfield mentioned, "If we do [a sequel], I wish I can do it — I wish they'd let me do it. ... They already have a launch time frame for the second one. But no script! So we have our goals in order."[29] The second movie is scheduled for launch in May 2014.[30]
Garfield started taking performing sessions in Guildford, Surrey, when he was 12, and showed up in a younger generation cinema development of Bugsy Malone.[11] He also signed up with a small younger generation cinema class team in Epsom, and started working mainly as a level performing professional. In 2004, he won a Birmingham Night Information Theatre Prize for Best Starter, for his efficiency in Kes at Manchester's Elegant Return Theatre (where he also performed Romeo the season after), and won the Excellent Starter Prize at the Night Conventional Theatre Prizes 2006.[14]
Garfield created his British tv first appearance in 2005, showing in the Route 4 young dilemma Glucose Hurry.[14] In Summer time 2007, he got public attention when he showed up in the third sequence of the BBC's Physician Who, in the periods "Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks". In Oct 2007, he was known as one of Variety's "10 Stars to Watch",[15] and in Nov 2007, showed up in the outfit dilemma Tigers for Lamb, enjoying an United states pupil. Also that month, he appeared in the Route 4 dilemma Boy A, for which he won the 2008 British Academia Television Prize for Best Actor.[16] In 2008, he had a slight part in the movie The Other Boleyn Lady,[15] and was known as one of the capturing celebrities at the Germany Worldwide Film Event.
Garfield showed up in Vogue's Dec 2009 issue, performing together with Lily Cole, in a captured retelling of Hansel and Gretel. Also that season, Garfield had a assisting part in the Terry Gilliam movie The Imaginarium of Physician Parnassus[8] and the Red Driving tv trilogy. Truly he co-starred in the British movie based on the novel by Japanese-born British writer Kazuo Ishiguro, Never Let Me Go,[17] as well as in Mark Fincher's The Public System, together with Brenda Music, Bieber Timberlake and Mark Eisenberg, about the creators of Facebook or myspace. For the movie, he obtained two BAFTA award nominations for Best Actor in a Supporting Function and the BAFTA Increasing Celebrity. On 14 Dec 2010, The Public System obtained six nominations for the 68th yearly Fantastic World Prizes, four of which it won, such as Best Movement Picture-Drama, on 16 Dec 2011. Garfield was selected for a Fantastic World Prize for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Function.[18]
On 5 Jan 2010, Garfield showed up temporarily as Terry Gilliam's associate in the Video arcade Flame webcast pre-show at Madison Rectangle Lawn. On 12 Sept 2010, he co-presented at this years MTV VMAs with Mark Eisenberg and Bieber Timberlake.[19]
In April 2012, Garfield created his Broadway first appearance as Biff Loman in the rebirth of Loss of life of a Salesperson, instructed by Tony morrison champion Scott Nichols at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. The also celebrities Academia Prize champion John p Seymour Hoffman and Tony morrison Prize nominee Betty Emond.[20] Garfield was selected for a Tony morrison Prize as a best provided performing professional in a play for the part.[21]
Garfield performed Spider-Man, reverse Emma Rock as Gwen Stacy, in home Marc Webb's The Awesome Spider-Man,[22][23][24] which started capturing in Dec 2010 and was launched on 3 September 2012.[25] On fans' objectives of his reflection of the part, Garfield has joked; "This is a dearest personality and, you know, surprisingly, I'm going to be the person in the viewers going, 'Who throw this British fool?'"[26] Garfield's efficiency obtained opinions that are good.[27][28] Days before launch, Garfield mentioned, "If we do [a sequel], I wish I can do it — I wish they'd let me do it. ... They already have a launch time frame for the second one. But no script! So we have our goals in order."[29] The second movie is scheduled for launch in May 2014.[30]
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