Andrew Garfield revealed that an erotic thriller is one of the films he wants to make in the future.
The Amazing Spider-Man actor, 41, said one genre he hasn’t done yet but really appeals to him includes an erotic thriller similar to films like Fatal Attraction and Unfaithful from director Adrian Lyne.
He told it too The Hollywood Reporter that it would “really be fun” to work on a “humorous, dramatic, romantic” project, such as “a big, public epic adventure.”
“I’m considering all these things now,” he said. “I would love to make a movie or a show or something that has the feel of the things I grew up with, like the ’90s, early 2000s. Amblin Entertainment, adventure, recklessness, Indiana Jones style.”
In the interview published on Saturday, the We Live In Time star – who is currently dating Kate Tomas, a ‘professional witch’ with celebrity clientele and four-time divorcee – also spoke about his new film, in which he stars opposite Florence Pugh , and taking time away from the spotlight.
Andrew Garfield revealed that an erotic thriller is one of the films he wants to make in the future; pictured on September 9 in New York City
The Oscar nominee recently wrapped up a brief hiatus in Hollywood and will be making his big return to the big screen.
He talked about the kind of films he wants to work on next, including an erotic thriller.
‘But from what I understand, young people want less sex on their screens! It probably makes sense because they’ve been exposed to so much insane, graphic pornography, accessible at the click of a button, that they say, “No more.”
‘So eroticism has been eradicated in some way, by the overtaking of pornography. Anyway, I don’t know.’
Garfield also said he was interested in performing on stage again and becoming a mentor.
‘I want to do theater again, do something on stage again. Don’t know. “I’m very, very grateful,” he said.
‘I want to help too. I think the focus might also be more on helping others get where they want to get. I don’t know what that looks like exactly, but I feel like I’m in a position where I can be a mentor to other actors and filmmakers and help in that way. That feels like a good way to spend my time,” he continued.
‘It’s all there for the taking. Midlife isn’t that bad.’
The Amazing Spider-Man actor, 41, said one genre he hasn’t done yet but really appeals to him includes an erotic thriller similar to moves like Fatal Attraction and Unfaithful from director Adrian Lyne; Glenn Close and Michael Douglas starring in Fatal Attraction (1987)
He also told THR that it would “be a lot of fun” to work on a “humorous, dramatic, romantic” project, such as “a big, crowd-pleasing epic adventure; pictured on September 28 in San Sebastian
Garfield also spoke about the actors he would like to work with, naming 28 of his colleagues, including Ryan Gosling.
He recalled, “I did a screen test with Ryan Gosling 20 years ago, and I’ve wanted to do something with him ever since. He is very inspiring to me.’
We Live in Time stars Garfield and Pugh as Tobias and Almut, an up-and-coming chef and a recent divorcee, who fall in love after a chance meeting.
The logline reads: “As they navigate a path challenged by the boundaries of time, they learn to cherish every moment of their unconventional love story.”
They learn to cherish their time together when a late-stage cancer diagnosis turns the happy home they’ve built upside down.
“I’m considering all these things now,” he said. “I would love to make a movie or a show or something that has the feel of the things I grew up with”; pictured on September 28 in San Sebastian
Garfield also spoke about the actors he would like to work with, naming 28 of his colleagues, including Ryan Gosling; Gosling seen in April
In addition to that feature film, Garfield also worked on The Magic Faraway Tree with Claire Foy and Nicola Coughlan.
He will also appear in Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt alongside Julia Roberts and Ayo Edebiri.
We Live in Time will have a limited release on October 11 before premiering in theaters across the United States.
The film will premiere in Britain on January 1, 2025.