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Andrew Garfield Revisits a Question He First Asked Hollywood 13 Years Ago

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Andrew Garfield is returning to a moment from 2013, when the actor asked publicly why Spider-Man could not be written as gay. He made the original remark while promoting "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," and the question traveled widely at the time. Now the Oscar nominee is looking back on that interview and restating the same call in his own words.

With reporting from Variety.

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