Emma Stone on Boyfriend Andrew Garfield_ 'I Love Him Very Much'

Well, when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 opens this Friday, superhero superfans looking for blockbuster action sequences most definitely will not be disappointed. But the romantic at heart will also find a lot to love with sweet scenes between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy, played by Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. Case in point, take a look. Okay, I have a ground rule. What is it? Uh, don't tell me that I look amazing with your big brown doe eyes. Oh, no. What? I just figured out the next ground rule. No more of this. What am I supposed to do? It's allergy season. This is killing me. I gotta go. You're just spitting in the face of my ground rules. I'm out. Come on. First we get ice cream, and then I'm out. And we are so excited to have Emma Stone here with us this morning. I heard that was your favorite scene. That is my favorite scene. Well, we had Andrew here yesterday, and I have to read to you what he said about you. He said that anyone who works with you gets a shot of sunshine, and that one day he's going to write a book about how he feels about you. Oh, no. I know. I just thought I'd warn you in case you didn't see that. That's scary. But the on-air chemistry is palpable. How did you feel about working with him? And really, it sets the movie apart from others. I mean, it's just, it's like a dream to work with him. I mean, he's obviously one of the greatest actors I think we have alive today, and he's also just a remarkable human being, so I love him very much. And you said when you looked at the script and you went for your audition, you just knew you had to play Gwen. What was it about her character that made you feel so impassioned? I think, I mean, her arc in the comic books was so iconic and so meaningful to comic book history, and I didn't know about it before I had auditioned, so reading about it, it was just so tragic and beautiful. And then auditioning with Andrew and with Mark Webb, the director, it was kind of a no-brainer that I wanted to be part of it. And we talk about the love scenes, but you had some action scenes as well, and then I heard that you have this phobia that started when you did that big lift with Ryan Gosling. Yeah, but that was, you know, my phobia doesn't really extend to wires. I'm okay on roller coasters, but I would never bungee jump. So I think it was being physically held over somebody's head. And then you turned to baking apparently, when you have panic attacks about being lifted in the air. This is all new to me. Did you bake it all on the set of Spider-Man? It wasn't quite as linear as that, I don't think. It was like panic attack, then bake a coffee cake. Yeah, no, but I was in a phase of baking for quite a long time. Luckily that phase has passed. And I should mention that we have a lot of fans out there who want to ask you a ton of questions, so we are going to take to some social media now, because we have from Farrah who tweeted, what would be your advice to all the girls who look up to you? Oh, wow. A lot of questions. You said it was going to be an easy morning. Advice to all the girls. Who looks up to you? Oh, man. I think probably just part of what I'm trying to do is to be as a, I mean, wow. That's a really good question. You are a role model, though. Well, I think authenticity is probably the most important thing, and remaining true to yourself despite any pressure from outside forces. And that's something that I struggle with, I think, as everybody can struggle with. And I just try to kind of follow my own path. Well, you excel, and we know that you are very philanthropic. We'll be talking about that later as well in the week. Emma Stone, you are amazing. So perfectly cast. Thank you so much for joining us. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 swings into theaters nationwide on Friday.