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Andrew Garfield Says He Often Considers Leaving Hollywood
Andrew Garfield is an actor who has been working on many projects.
He said he often thinks about leaving Hollywood.
He has worked almost a full year without stopping.
His projects still need to be promoted so people will watch them.
That means he has to talk to the public and the media.
Garfield said he would rather people simply watch his work.
He imagined living quietly in the Somerset countryside.
There, he could whittle wood and think about nature.
Andrew Garfield said he thinks about leaving his public-facing career “all the time.”
He said he has worked for 11 or 12 months on back-to-back projects.
Garfield wants audiences to see the projects he has made.
He acknowledged that promoting those projects requires speaking publicly about them.
He said he would prefer a quieter life, including whittling wood in the Somerset countryside.
- Who
- Actor Andrew Garfield.
- What
- He said he often considers leaving his public career and Hollywood.
- Where
- The comments were made while speaking to Variety, and he mentioned the Somerset countryside as a preferred retreat.
- When
- The timing was not specified; he made the comments in an interview with Variety.
- Why
- He said he has worked 11 or 12 months on back-to-back projects and would prefer a quieter life away from public promotion.
Key facts
- Person
- Andrew Garfield
- Work schedule
- He said he had worked 11 or 12 months straight on back-to-back projects.
- Career consideration
- Garfield said he thinks about leaving the public eye all the time.
- Promotion
- He said he needs to speak publicly so people will see his projects.
- Preferred lifestyle
- He described a desire to whittle wood in the Somerset countryside.
- Source
- Variety interview
Quotes
Andrew Garfield
Actor discussing how often he has considered leaving his public-facing career
“I want people to see those projects, so I’m gonna have to tell people about them. I get that. But if I had my druthers, people would just see them, and I could go whittle wood in the Somerset countryside and think about what the birds might be doing.”
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“All the time. I’ve worked a lot this year. I’ve done like 11 months, 12 months, straight back-to-back projects.”
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