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The gist

Andrew Garfield told billionaires to be 'scared sh–less' of his movie 'The Uprising' at a Los Angeles screening. Critics on X slammed the actor for the remark, citing his own.

Background

Andrew Garfield made the comment while promoting his new film 'The Uprising,' a historical drama about a peasant revolt in 14th-century England. The remark drew swift backlash on social media, with critics pointing out the actor's own substantial wealth from his career in blockbusters like 'Spider-Man.'

How it unfolded

  1. Sep 2, 2026Andrew Garfield and director Paul Greengrass attend the Los Angeles premiere of 'The Uprising.'
  2. Sep 3, 2026At a Los Angeles film screening, Garfield says he hopes billionaires are 'scared sh–less' if they watch the movie.
  3. Sep 6, 2026Fox News reports on the backlash, noting critics highlight Garfield's wealth.
  4. Sep 7, 2026Page Six publishes a story on the backlash, quoting Noam Blum's tweet about billionaires involved in making the film.

Who’s saying what

Critics
Critics on X called out Garfield for his remarks, pointing out his own wealth from his acting career.
Support
Garfield's comments were part of his promotion for 'The Uprising,' which he described as inspiring and exciting for its possibility of justice.

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