Andrew Garfield is determined to keep his love life private

Speaking to Vanity Fair magazine, Andrew explained: "It feels like a violation of my inner world, my private world. I thought maybe that would soften at some point, but I'm very surprised to say that it hasn't."

Andrew stars alongside Monica in Artificial, an upcoming biographical comedy drama film directed and co-produced by Luca Guadagnino. The actor plays Sam Altman, the chief ex ecutive officer of OpenAI, in the upcoming movie, and Andrew relished making the film, having previously played Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin in The Social Network.

Andrew explained: "I've been very, very gun-shy around other films that deal with the same world. And yet I wanted to dive into the psyche of a guy who wins-because I played the guy who arguably doesn't win, because he's too touchy-feely."

The new movie has also helped to ease some of Andrew's fears about the potential impact of AI.

He said: "Whether it is inevitable or not, I don't know if we'll ever know, because I think they're making sure it's inevitable through that propaganda push. I'm very curious about people who have the self-delusion-maybe self-belief-that they're the ones that should run the world."

Meanwhile, Andrew starred alongside Florence Pugh in We Live in Time, the romantic drama film, in 2024, and the actor previously admitted that he initially felt "really scared" about working with the actress.

He told People: "I was really scared. I think we were both really scared and nervous because it takes a while to get to know someone.

"There's layers there. There's defences there.

"I am someone, who on first meeting someone, I can be quite shy and quite protective and it takes me a while to really let someone know me. But then, when they're in, there's no getting out."