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" After so much breath-holding, Monday night saw the first premiere, in London, of The Amazing Spider-Man, the movie that&amp;#039;s supposed to turn Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, lovers and co-workers, into mega-stars. And while Stone looks ready for all that \u2014 nice look she&amp;#039;s got going, with the don&amp;#039;t-touch-my-man blonde \u2014 the guy looks a little worse for the wear. Normally, the tall and thin and nicely-coifed Garfield pulls it together, taking risks and wearing Gucci and whatnot. Not so this time. When buttoned, his dark suit (a bit boring, that one) appears to be somewhat small on his frame, creased at all the wrong junctures. His tie seems a bit wide for the lapels, or at least wider than the neckwear he usually prefers. And it&amp;#039;s knotted sloppily. One side is coming out from the collar, the back end is hanging to the side of the front end, and we&amp;#039;re not sure we like how shiny it is. The whole look is more wannabe Wall Street shark than comic-book leading man. Maybe he just got ready quickly, and that&amp;#039;s his excuse. But, on the other hand, his hair is looking mighty perfect. So at least he spent some time on that. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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