Daredevil Actor Called Andrew Garfield The Third Best Spider-Man

Many know Charlie Cox as his most famous role, which takes place in the Marvel CinemaUniverse, Daredevil. His comment about Andrew Garfield being the “third best” Spider-Man was actually a joke toward Garfield since they happen to be good friends. Andrew Garfield was previously in The Amazin Spider-Man movies, licensed under Sony Pictures. There had only been two movies after the first did okay, but the second kind of completely bombed – which is sad for those who consider Garfield to be the best Spider-Man. The last appearance of Andrew Garfield was in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

His Legacy As The Third Greatest Spider-Man

Andrew Garfield recently returned as Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home, which was released in 2021. Lately, fans have wondered if he’d come back for an Amazing Spider-Man 3, but unfortunately, the actor would instead stick to only cameos as he did in No Way Home. Garfield said recently about the cancellation of his films: “there was an undone feeling.” With Charlie Cox’s Daredevil also having a cameo in the film, Garfield and he probably got many chances to talk on set.

Charlie Cox has joking jabbed at Andrew Garfield’s legacy as Spider-Man at a party. During the 25th GQ Men of the Year party, which was on November 16th, Cox, who is now planning to play in Daredevil: Born Again, decided to give Garfield a hard time as guys do to one another. Charlie Cox was on stage and began a toast to the Amazing Spider-Man saying, “one of, if not the greatest actor of our generation…another sickeningly good year…” then the actor went on to make his joke. “His legacy as the third greatest Spider-Man of all time.”

As her continued, he shared that he had recently been “bemoaning his seemingly limitless talents” to a friend of his. A lot of his speech was out of teasing to the Spidey actor. Andrew Garfield then came on stage following Cox’s speech and thanked him for his words. Garfield admitted that he was actually “terrified to be standing there” in front of so many people he had admired his whole life.

“I’m terrified to be standing here in front of a room of people I’ve admired for the last 20 years. I’m in a room with Ben Whishaw who I watched doing Hamlet in drama school. I grew up watching Louis Theroux’s work. Stormzy, listening to “Heavy Is The Hard” and crying in the gym. Thank you for including me in this incredible room that I hope I never get used to.”

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