Why Andrew Garfield Says His SAG Awards Nomination Is “Deeply Moving”

“It’s a universal experience, and I think we forget that,” the Brit said, adding that he thinks grieving openly and together is “another way that that we can stitch up our own wounds and the wounds of others,” saying, “It’s good for us.”

And while Andrew may be biased, he encourages people to watch Tick, Tick… Boom, explaining, “For anyone who’s ever had a dream; for anyone who’s ever felt called to a certain way of living; or who’s asking, ‘How do I live? How am I supposed to spend my time?’ I think this film is for you.”

“It should wake up some part of your soul that maybe has been dormant for a while and it’ll have something maybe you already knew or something that you forgot long ago about how you’re how you’re meant to live,” he continued. “And I’m excited for you to meet Jonathan Larson.”

Tick, Tick… Boom is streaming now on Netflix.