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I mean, it's difficult not to take influence from Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield because they both had such great versions of the character. I think from Tobey I'm taking his sort of less cool side of things, whereas Andrew was very cool and very sort of contained. But then with Andrew, I thought his Spider-Man was fantastic.

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