The following contains mild spoilers for "We Live in Time" The generically titled “We Live in Time” is a life-affirming story about Almut (Florence Pugh), a chef, bravely facing cancer. But viewers may be more inclined to weep at how this would-be tearjerker relies on its remarkable star to uplift an otherwise insufferable film.

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The main reason to see “We Live In Time” is not the promise of crying or the realities of having a young kid, though, but the quietly affecting performances from Pugh and Garfield, who

Andrew Garfield opened up about feeling "very, very safe" with Florence Pugh in their new film "We Live in Time."

At a certain point about midway through, it seems like Garfield is acting through quietly forming tears in every scene. He busies himself with picking out their save-the-date mailers while she can’t be arsed,

Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, stars of the film "We Live In Time," visit WIRED to answer their most searched for questions on Google. Will Andrew Garfield play Spider-Man again? Where is Florence Pugh's accent from?

When Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh were presenters at the 2023 Academy Awards, fans were enthralled seeing their chemistry onstage. When they begged for the two to work together on a project, they didn't know they'd get their wish so quickly.