In Los Angeles, California, on August 20, 1983, Andrew Russell Garfield was born. His father, Richard Garfield, is from California, and his mother, Lynn (née Hillman), is from Essex, England. Richard's parents were also natives of the UK. When Garfield was three years old, his parents relocated the family from Los Angeles to the UK, where he was raised in Epsom, Surrey. He remained there until he was an adult.

One of the interesting facts about Andrew Garfield is his true British accent at the 2017 Academy Awards shocked fans who were accustomed to hearing him talk with an American accent. They weren't alone, either. During the filming of the blockbuster, he talked with the accent of his character, according to his ex-girlfriend, Spider-Man actress Emma Stone. She discovered he didn't genuinely speak that way after the movie was over. Seem that his real accent is something very special and interesting.

Garfield initially intended to pursue a career in business. The family business of Garfield's parents was interior decorating. His father was named the head coach of the Guildford City Swimming Club, while his mother worked as a teaching assistant in a nursery school. His older brother works as a Royal Brompton Hospital NHS physician. In his early years, Garfield participated in swimming and gymnastics.

At the age of 16, Andrew became interested in acting after a buddy persuaded him to enroll in theatre studies as an A-level course because they were short one student to fill the class. Prior to receiving his education at the Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London, Garfield attended Priory Preparatory School in Banstead and afterwards City of London Freemen's School in Ashtead. His initial employment involved moving between three different Starbucks locations in Hendon and Golders Green. After all, he has achieved success as an actor and has gained global notoriety.

In an interview with W magazine for their February 2017 issue, Garfield described his 29th birthday as "perfect": "I was with my favorite people in the world, eight of my closest friends," he added. "Just to be clear, I'm going to say this. They surprised me by flying out to Los Angeles, and we visited Disneyland and indulged in cannabis brownies. And it was actually paradise." We can see that this is something very simple but have significance to him.

The "Social Network" star remembers dancing through Fantasyland with his companions while high and nearly purchasing a bag in the style of Chewbacca. He is someone who values his friendships and the times he has spent with them greatly.

"I don't do drugs often, though," Garfield said. "I mostly utilize it for ritualistic purposes. I don't use drugs carelessly; I'm a careful user."

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), directed by Marc Webb and starring Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man/Peter Parker and Emma Stone as his love interest Gwen Stacy, is a relaunch of the Spider-Man movie franchise. Making the character "genuine" and "life and breathe in a fresh way" was a "huge task" for Garfield, who described it as such. He claimed that the character, Peter, had been a significant effect on him since he was a child and that he could identify with him. He researched the movements of athletes and spiders for the part, tried to incorporate them, and engaged in yoga and Pilates exercises. Garfield's work in The Amazing Spider-Man received favorable reviews in general and brought in a total of $752,216,557 globally.

One of the interesting facts about Andrew Garfield is that he became emotional when he first put on the Spider-Man Costume. Growing up in the Marvel era, he had worshipped the superhero as a child. Being able to play one of his idols on the big screen had a big impact on the seasoned actor.

Among the honors bestowed to Andrew Russell are a Tony Award, a BAFTA TV Award, and a Golden Globe Award. In 2022, Time magazine listed Garfield among the top 100 global influencers.

The superhero movies The Amazing Spider-Man (2012), The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014), and later Spider-Man: No Way Home helped Garfield become more well-known (2021). He was nominated for an Academy Award for his performances as Desmond Doss in the 2016 military drama Hacksaw Ridge and Jonathan Larson in the musical Tick, Tick, Boom! (2021). For the latter, Garfield additionally won the Golden Globe for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy. He received a Primetime Emmy nomination for his work in the criminal drama miniseries Under the Banner of Heaven in 2022.

Garfield performed on stage in the Death of a Salesman Broadway revival in 2012, earning him a Tony Award nomination. Garfield was nominated for a Laurence Olivier Award for his performance as Prior Walter in a 2017 London production of Angels in America. He returned to the role the following year on Broadway and won the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play.