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Andrew Garfield Offers Spider-Man Update: "Following a year of critical acclaim for his performances in both The Social Network and Never Let Me Go , Andrew Garfield spoke with Jason Solomons of The Guardian about his currently-in-production leading role in Marc Webb's Spider-Man .

'We started shooting two weeks ago and then we have Christmas off,' Garfield said, 'Then we're back into it for, gosh, a fair bit of time... I'm going to have to hibernate into this character for at least four or five months... I feel like a kid in my pyjamas. I can only say how it feels and it feels pretty special. It feels like a dream realized and a fantasy realized. Again, I don't take it lightly and I feel incredibly lucky that I get to wear spandex for the next couple of months.'

When questioned about the..."

Andrew Garfield Opens Up About SPIDER-MAN Role; Emma Stone Signed For Sequels?: "The fury over the Marc Webb-directed Spider-Man reboot seems to have been squelched for the past few months, and in the wake of that, we finally get a glimpse into how Spidey himself, Andrew Garfield, feels now that he is two weeks into shooting. The entire crew are on Christmas break for now, but shooting will commence shortly after. Garfield says he has already tried on the Spidey suit and is working out for the role as well, though it seems they won’t be going for a beefy version of Spider-Man. Meanwhile, Emma Stone, who plays love interest Gwen Stacy, revealed that she might be keeping her new (natural) blonde do for a few years. So hit the jump for the full quotes and more.

The Guardian caught up with Garfield while he is on break and discussed a number of topics. Of course, the one’s we are mainly interested in pertain directly to the Spider-Man reboot. When asked if he had tried the suit on, he immediately acknowledged that he had, but when asked if he looked “cool” in it, he just gave a laugh. Jason Solomons followed up by asking if he just looked like a kid in his pajamas, and Garfield agreed with that spin a bit. However, he got more serious, saying: