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Video: Andrew Garfield Wears Spider-Man Costume, Holds A Baby


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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 25, 2013

Modified Jun 25, 2013


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There was a magical time in New York City's recent past when Ryan Gosling would show up every other week or so to stop an art caper or save a woman's life, but lately to get our "not all good looking celebrities are dicks" fix, we've been left to search YouTube for videos of whatever Andrew Garfield has been doing during his downtime on The Amazing Spider-Man 2 set.

In May he played basketball with some kids while wearing his Spider-man costume. And this past weekend he held a wittle baaaabyyyy in Madison Square Park. A baby who will now be now suffer through life traumatized and confused having seen Spider-man without his mask on at such a young age.

Did you can catch the moment where the baby's mom contemplates leaving her husband for a new life with the star? [via Jezebel]

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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