Andrew Garfield may be a heartthrob on the rise, but he’s admitted to needing practice when it comes to chatting up women.
The 27-year-old, who will be portraying Spider-Man in the forthcoming prequel, said he is no good at the dating game.
“I’m terrible, I have absolutely no idea – I’ve also always kind of baulked at the concept of ‘the game’,” he told The Sun.
“You have all these automaton men going into bars saying the same lines, kind of half-insulting a girl in the hope they’re going to sleep with them. It’s just so inappropriate and crass and it takes all the romance and mystery out of courtship and out of meeting someone and just sparking something.”
He continued: “I always just like to leave that stuff up to chance. Girls don’t say what they mean. Boys say what they mean, even if they don’t want to say it. Girls are game players – they are extremely smart, much smarter than us.”
Instead of cheesy chat-up lines, Andrew prefers to make music mix tapes for girls he is interested in.
“I think something personal that you’ve created yourself, maybe drawn on and given a personal message to, that’s useful as a tip for young, burgeoning romantics,” he added.
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