Andrew Garfield leaves fans confused by his 'freaky' face on new film set as he fuels plastic surgery rumors
The 41-year-old Spider-Man star looked noticeably different while filming the AI drama alongside Ike Barinholtz and Monica Barbaro.
Garfield takes on the role of tech visionary Sam Altman, with Barinholtz as Elon Musk and Barbaro playing former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati.
But it wasn't the star-studded cast or romance rumors with Barbaro that stirred chatter—it was Garfield's altered look that had fans buzzing.
Many are now speculating if the actor underwent cosmetic procedures to achieve his new appearance.
'They did something real freaky to his face,' one critic wrote, as another added, 'Did he get bad botox?'
But it wasn't the star-studded cast or romance rumors with costar Monica Barbaro that stirred chatter—it was Garfield's altered look that had fans buzzing
Yet another chimed in, 'Did someone edit his face?' while another posted, 'I came to the comments to check if I was just crazy. What happened!?'
'Why does he look yassified,' one wrote.
'His whole eye area looks diff,' said another, while one fan admitted, 'I've never been so unattracted to Andrew Garfield before.'
One summed it up: 'People are saying it's because he shaved but no. He looks very pale like he has makeup on? and then a facelift maybe? But that's insane if he did that.'
The critic then made a robot reference, saying, 'It's giving uncanny valley and I feel bad judging but there is SOMETHING not right. We've all taken bad photos so I'm praying that's all it is'
One simply said, 'He looks artificial.'
Of course, some fans thought the actor looked incredible, with one writing, 'Andrew Garfield still looks 24 when he's actually 42 is an enigma to me.'
The viral uproar comes after Garfield and Babar confirmed their romance as they joined the likes of Lily Collins and Poppy Delevingne at day seven of Wimbledon in July.
The lovebirds, who reportedly seen smooching at Glastonbury the week before, put on a very cosy display while watching the centre court action, with the actor leaning in for a cheeky kiss.
After sparking romance rumours in February, actor Andrew reportedly went public with his romance with the Top Gun: Maverick star Monica at Glastonbury.
Speaking to The Sun , an onlooker at the festival said that Andrew and Monica are the 'real deal' and were seen holding hands, kissing and hugging.
The pair are said to have stayed in the luxury teepee tents for the festival and spent their time moving between the VIP area and the main farm.
'On Friday she was posing for some pictures in the VIP area and he stood quite a distance away but looked really proud,' the source said.
'By Saturday they were holding hands and kissing and cuddling. They both seemed really happy and were singing along to Gracie Abrams during her set.
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