Andrew Garfield Says Making New MovieWe Live in TimeFelt ‘Healing’ After His Mother’s Death

Andrew Garfield and his mother Lynn Garfield in 2018.Photo:Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic ForAndrew Garfield, working on the romantic dramedyWe Live in Timefelt “healing” after losing his mother to cancer in 2019. In the movie, Garfield’s character, Tobias, falls for up-and-coming chef Almut (Florence Pugh), who learns she has late stage ovarian cancer. The story, which is not told chronologically, shows the couple’s relationship over the span of several years as they meet, fall in love, start a family and grapple with Almut’s diagnosis.

Andrew Garfield SaysHacksaw RidgeDirector Mel Gibson ‘Has Done a Lot of Healing,’ ‘Deserves to Make Films’ (Exclusive)

Andrew Garfield (left) and Mel Gibson (right) worked together on ‘Hacksaw Ridge.'.Photo:Darren Gerrish/WireImage for Ralph Lauren; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Darren Gerrish/WireImage for Ralph Lauren; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Andrew Garfieldhas nothing but fond memories of working with directorMel Gibsonon the 2016 war dramaHacksaw Ridge. Asked what he learned from working with Oscar-winningBraveheartdirector Gibson, 68, Garfield, 41, said, “I learned a lot, actually. I learned that people can heal. I learned that people can change, that people can get help.

Andrew Garfield Was 'Shy' MeetingWe Live In TimeCostar Florence Pugh. Then She ‘Took the Piss Out of Me’ (Exclusive)

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield on Sept. 9.Photo:Marleen Moise/Getty Marleen Moise/Getty The chemistry thatAndrew GarfieldandFlorence Pughshare in their new movie took some time to build. Two time Oscar nominee Garfield, 41, tells PEOPLE he was initially reserved around hisWe Live in Timecostar Pugh, 28. “I was really scared. I think we were both really scared and nervous because it takes a while to get to know someone,” says Garfield. “There’s layers there.

Andy Cohen and Bravo's Request to Temporarily Pause Leah McSweeney Lawsuit Is Denied by Judge

(L) Andy Cohen and Leah McSweeney.Photo:Charles Sykes/Bravo/Getty; John Nacion/WireImage Charles Sykes/Bravo/Getty; John Nacion/WireImage A judge has deniedAndy Cohen’srequest to hit pauseon his ongoing lawsuit withLeah McSweeney. The judge stated that Cohen and his fellow defendants, which include Shed Media, NBCUniversal Media, Bravo and other subsidiaries, “have not shown good cause for discovery to be stayed pending decision on a motion to dismiss.” “The burden is on the Defendants to show good cause for discovery to be stayed pending decision on a motion to dismiss,” the court official continued, noting that a stay must be justified based on “the breath of discovery and the burden responding to it,” “prejudice, if any, to the opposing party of an order granting a stay; and the strength of the motion.

Andy Cohen and Daughter Lucy, 2, Proudly Show Off Voter and Future Voter Stickers in Sweet Snap: 'I Voted for Her, for Her'

Andy Cohen and Daughter Lucy.Photo:Andy Cohen/Instagram Andy Cohen/Instagram Andy Cohenis looking out for his little girl this Election Day.On Tuesday, Nov. 5, theWatch What Happens Livehost, 56, shared a sweet selfie onInstagramwith his daughter Lucy, 2, as the father-daughter duo showed off their differing voter stickers. While Cohen wore the classic “I Voted” patch, Lucy rocked a “Future Voter” sticker while smiling for the camera.In his caption, the proud girl dad sweetly shared, “I voted for Her, for her 🇺🇸 💙,” referencing that he voted for Kamala Harris.