The 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' actor takes a trip to the Indonesian island several months after he announced that he was taking a step back from his acting career.
- Aug 19, 2022
AceShowbiz - Andrew Garfield is trending on Twitter and Instagram after a photo from his Bali Getaway surfaced online. Many online users lust after "The Amazing Spider-Man" actor after they noticed his shirtless photo at the Indonesian island.
In the said snap, the 38-year-old heartthrob could be seen posing with a fan as he wore boxers. Another picture, on the other hand, saw the actor smiling-ear-to ear next to a young boy.
Fans have since gone wild. One Twitter user in particular gushed, "Guys Andrew Garfield is literally trending just because he looks hot as s**t in Bali. The power he holds." Another exclaimed, "andrew garfield is the sexiest man of 2022 FIGHT ME."
A third then chimed in, "One shirtless pic and whole twitter loses it's [sic] mind … andrew garfield is THAT guy." Someone else raved, "i can't believe people actually met andrew garfield shirtless in bali and i wasn't one of them."
The frenzy did not stop there. More people came forward praising the "Spider-Man: No Way Home" star, with one writing, "I can say for sure that Andrew Garfield should be in the top 10 wonders of the world."
Andrew's tropical getaway came after he announced in April that he was taking a step back from his acting career. He told PEOPLE at that time he has been "actually really happy and excited to be very quiet and very still and take some time to just be."
When asked about his plans during his time off, the Oscar nominee explained that he wants to "lay down and just think and not think and watch other people's work and just be really, really, really kind of... and listen to music and be with friends and eat burgers, you know, just kind of be a person."
"Yeah, I mean, I hope that I can go on vacation. It's more just, even getting on a plane right now feels like too much," Andrew continued. "So that's what I'm looking forward to. And I don't know. Because honestly, if I pretended to know it would be a disservice to me and to an audience as well," he added. "So I want to make sure I make things that feel genuine and authentic to myself and hopefully connect in a deep way to an audience."
