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Discover how at Vonage.com. Hi everyone and thank you for tuning in to episode 118 of Awards Chatter, the Hollywood

Reporters Awards Podcast.

I'm the host Scott Feinberg and my guest today is one of the most talented actors of his

generation, a young man who has killed it during his first decade on the silver screen,

Andrew Garfield.

The 33-year-old American-born Brit

made his big-screen debut opposite Robert Redford, Tom Cruz,

and Merrill Streep in Redford's 2007 drama,

Lions for Lambs, which he followed with the 2007 British

Indie Boy A, the 2008 head trip, the Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, and the 2010 adaptation

of Kuzu Ishigu's bestseller Never Let Me Go, before taking his career to the next level with his portrayal of Eduardo Severin, one of the co-founders of Facebook in another 2010 film.

The Aaron Sorkin-ridden David Fincher directed drama, The Social Network,

for which he received Best Supporting Actor Golden Globe,

Critics Choice, and BAFDA nominations.

I first interviewed Garville back when he was promoting the social network some six years ago.

And over the time since, he starred on Broadway in Death of a salesman picking up a Tony nomination

for his work as BIF, in big studio

Blockbusters, namely 2012 is The Amazing Spider-Man and 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and in a terrific 2015 indie called 99 Homes. This year Garfield has

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