Andrew Garfield said that he andJamie Foxx "have remained in touch" over the years.- The two actors costarred in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" and reunited for "Spider-Man: No Way Home."
Andrew Garfield revealed the unexpected way that he and "Amazing Spider-Man 2" costar Jamie Foxx have maintained their friendship over the years.
"Me and Jamie have remained in touch," Garfield said during a discussion with "Spider-Man: No Way Home" costars Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland as part of the bonus features of the
"He forces me to emcee sometimes at parties and freestyle rap," Garfield said.
"And it always goes really well," he added, seemingly jokingly.
Garfield and Foxx previously costarred in the 2014 movie "The Amazing Spider-Man 2," a sequel to Marc Webb's first "Amazing Spider-Man" film that was released two years prior.
In "TASM 2," Garfield returned as Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Foxx portrayed a disgruntled Oscorp electrician named Max Dillon, who transformed into the Spidey villain known as Electro after falling into a tank containing genetically modified electric eels.
Electro died in "TASM," but Foxx reprised the role in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," Tom Holland's third standalone film about the Marvel web-slinger. This time around, his character ditched his glowing blue exterior and nerdy appearance for a redesigned look.
In the movie, Holland's Peter Parker asked Doctor Strange to cast a spell that would make the world forget that he's Spider-Man. The plan went awry, resulting in visitors from the multiverse entering Holland's universe, like Foxx's character.
Garfield and Tobey Maguire, the first actor to portray Spider-Man in a live-action, big-screen project, also reprised their roles for "NWH." They teamed up with Holland's superhero in order to cure Electro and the other multiverse villains before sending them back to their universes.
"Just to get a chance to hang out with him again and work with him again is really cool," Garfield said of Foxx in the bonus features for "NWH."