Andrew Garfield Filmography Retrospective and Roles

Andrew Garfield Filmography Retrospective and Roles

Introduction

This filmography retrospective reviews Andrew Garfield’s credits, including Lions for Lambs; Never Let Me Go; The Social Network; The Amazing Spider-Man; Silence; Tick, Tick… Boom!; and Witch Hunt. He began his career in theater in 2004 and his first major film role came in 2007 in Lions for Lambs. In 2010 he starred in Never Let Me Go and appeared in The Social Network, and in 2012 he portrayed Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man.

Selected roles

2007 — In 2007 Garfield’s first major film role was Lions for Lambs. The film is listed among his early credits within a 22-year career.

2010 — In 2010 Garfield starred in Never Let Me Go. The film is included among his credited roles from that year.

2010 — In 2010 he also appeared in The Social Network. The Social Network is listed among his credits for 2010.

2012 — In 2012 Garfield portrayed Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man. The Amazing Spider-Man is cited among his film credits.

2016 — In 2016 he appeared in Silence. Silence is included among his listed credits.

2021 — In 2021 he appeared in Tick, Tick… Boom! The film is recorded among his credits from 2021.

2025 — In 2025 Garfield had a role in Witch Hunt. Witch Hunt is listed among his most recent credits.

Conclusion

The retrospective spans his 2004 theater start through his 2025 role in Witch Hunt and covers credits including Lions for Lambs; Never Let Me Go; The Social Network; The Amazing Spider-Man; Silence; Tick, Tick… Boom!; and Witch Hunt. The facts note a 22-year career, two Oscar nominations with a first Oscar nomination in 2017, and that he is turning 43. Locations mentioned in the facts include Spain, San Sebastián, and England, the latter described as a 14th-century film setting, and people involved listed are Marc Webb, Mel Gibson, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Paul Greengrass. The facts also include short quoted lines such as needed to eat and craving the best performances.

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