"Spider-Man" Andrew Garfield lost the role of the prince because he was criticized for being "painfully ugly", now the visual is far ahead of the competition

Recently, actor Andrew Garfield revealed that he auditioned for the role of Prince Caspian in The Chronicles of Narnia. Unfortunately, this male Spider-Man did not get the role for a reason that sounded completely ... unreasonable.

The Prince Caspian of the Chronicles of Narnia could have been played by this Marvel male god, sorry to hear that!

In 2005, the movie Chronicles of Narnia became a phenomenon that captivated the whole world. Prince Caspian is an extremely important figure in the world of Narnia. Few people know that, behind this legendary character is a story that now hears...

"I was so desperate," actor Andrew Garfield told Entertainment Tonight. "I auditioned for the role of Prince Caspian in Chronicles of Narnia and thought I might have been cast. However, handsome, talented actor Ben Barnes won the role."

"I think at that time the producer just had to choose between me or him, and I was very hungry for this role," he revealed. Being turned down for the role of Prince Caspian left Andrew Garfield shocked and bewildered, for some reason. He constantly begged the management company to give him a reason why he lost to Ben Barnes.

In the end, Andrew Garfield's manager had to go into the water, revealing the reason that the producer thought he was... not handsome enough.

Considering Andrew Garfield is now considered one of the most talented, charming young actors in Hollywood, it's hard to believe his visuals were once so underrated by film producers. Especially after 2 blockbusters The Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Man: No Way Home, the name Andrew Garfield became hotter than ever.

The new movie that Andrew Garfield plays is Tick, Tick... Boom! just debuted on Netflix also received a rain of compliments, with his acting ability making many hearts flutter.

Andrew Garfield's strength is also proven with many awards and nominations. He was nominated for an Academy Award for starring in the 2016 film Hacksaw Ridge. In addition, Andrew Garfield's award fortune includes BAFTA, Tony and Golden Globe.

However, there was also a time when Andrew Garfield failed in Hollywood, not being selected for any film project. “I spent a year and a half as a waiter at Starbucks,” he recalls struggling to earn money to pursue his passion.

It is true that even in Hollywood, many times great talent is overlooked due to misjudgment. Fortunately, Andrew Garfield did not give up, otherwise the audience would never have known this handsome, charming and talented Spider-Man.

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" is currently a "storm" movie at cinemas and has grossed $1.4 billion at the worldwide box office. Recently, Andrew Garfield had an exclusive interview with Variety news agency, sharing about his return in the Spider-Man Universe.

In it, sharing the reason for accepting a return to "Spider-Man: No Way Home", Andrew Garfield said: "I don't expect to have another conversation about the possibility of returning to the role. Peter Parker I'm so excited to be a fan of the movie, but I got this call from Amy Pascal, Kevin Feige and Jon Watts with an idea for a new movie. That's undeniable. It all sounds so fun and exciting. Simply put, as a Spider-Man fan, just seeing 3 Spider-Man in the same frame. I'm excited enough already."

Garfield revealed, when filming "Spider-Man: No Way Home", he had an impromptu line in the movie. That's when he looked at his co-stars Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire and said he loved them. "I tell them I love them. It's just because I really love them," Garfield said.

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