Is Andrew Garfield Planning on Making a Docuseries Out of the Carousel Horse Meme From His Upcoming Project We Live In Time? Find Out

As a lifestyle expert with a keen eye for celebrity insights, I must say that Andrew Garfield‘s journey from the horse carousel meme phenomenon to his upcoming film, We Live in Time, is nothing short of captivating. His ability to find humor and creativity in the most unexpected places is truly inspiring.


Andrew Garfield finds the horse carousel memes intriguing and intends to develop a three-part documentary series about them for his upcoming movie, “We Live in Time.” During an interview with Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, the actor shared thoughts on creating memes and their widespread sharing.

The actor will be sharing the screen with Florence Pugh in an upcoming romantic film, which is set to premiere soon. While on a popular talk show, a sneak peek of their collaboration was shown and quickly gained traction online.

As spectators chuckled at the poster, the Spider-Man actor revealed that the humor was due to excessive social media browsing. Expanding on the memes, Garfield stated, “When I view this picture, I think, ‘Perhaps I’m the only one who will spot the ridiculous horse.'” He added to Colbert, “It seems as though we are in his poster, in a sense. No, I might be overreacting. Probably no one else will notice it.

Additionally, the actor asserted that upon leaving the retreat and turning on his phone, the first sight of the memes created left him in fits of laughter.

In his chat with Stephen Colbert, the Tick Tick Boom actor humorously mentioned his plans to develop a three-part documentary series to delve into the origins and popularity surge of certain memes, particularly one featuring an influential horse, in order to uncover where things went wrong and why it has gained such momentum.

Prior to the debut of We Live in Time, Colbert attempted to inquire about the actor’s initial experience with love. In response, Garfield shared an anecdote: “A woman was singing the Spice Girls tune ‘If you wanna be my lover.’ I was only four feet tall at the time. She stood at around five feet eleven. A stunning blonde with flawless skin, she was absolutely breathtaking. And she sang that song to me, asking if I wanted to be her lover.

Later on, he reminisced, “At 13, not yet pubescent, I responded enthusiastically, ‘Yes, I’d be thrilled!’ She invited me to a small get-together at her house that evening. It felt like I was just like Fonzie from Happy Days.

We Live in Time hits theaters on January 1, 2025. 

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2024-10-04 23:52