Los Angeles
Jan 09, 2017
Actor Andrew Garfield, best known for starring in 'The Amazing Spider-Man', found working with Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese in the film 'Silence' a gift.
'He wants you at your most unknown,' Garfield said about working with Scorsese, reports hollywoodreporter.com.
'He wants you at your most spontaneous. Your most daring and far reaching beyond what you know of yourself as a person and as an actor. So that was a gift to me.'
'Silence' had its official Los Angeles premiere at the Directors Guild Theatre last week.
Filming 'Silence' has been a multi-decade labour of love for the legendary director. The film follows two Catholic missionaries, played by Adam Driver and Garfield, as they search for their mentor, portrayed by Liam Neeson, who disappeared in 17th-century Japan amidst a wave of anti-Christian persecution.
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