Andrew Garfield reveals his ‘guilty pleasure’ is too hot

Andrew Garfield being a huge fan of Netflix Too hot to handle This makes us feel less guilty about overeating each season.

“My guilty pleasure is. Too hot to handle on Netflix,” Garfield, 41, said on his profile on Friday, January 3 W magazine. “F-, that’s really good. Sorry, this is like my offering for people who haven’t seen it Too hot to handle.“

He continued, “So they get to the island and they’re like, ‘Phew!’ in her bathing suit. … Then as the day goes by and they have a party, maybe a few of them have fun, maybe some fellatio, I don’t know, it’s up to them. And then it turns out to them that they are actually on Too hot to handle.”

Garfield continues explain that there is a “pot of money” that contestants — the host described Desiree Burch as sex-hungry singles who aren’t interested in securing anything remotely resembling a long-term relationship – win only “if (they) nef— each other.”

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“It’s run by the robot character Alexa (her name is Lana) and she says, ‘You’ve all been chosen because you’re afraid of intimacy and you’re afraid of making a real emotional connection.’ You’ll be here for a week, and if you do anything physical together that isn’t born of a true emotional connection, you’ll be fined.”

Garfield explained, putting on his best robotic Lana voice. “Suddenly it’s like all these really horny (and maybe) sex-addicted people have to not doing anything sexual unless Alana gives them permission.”

According to Garfield, it becomes a “wonderful thing” when each couple starts to really open up.

“It’s beautiful,” he murmured. “And you see these people start to reveal their traumas and start to reveal that they didn’t trust men because of the trauma in their family life or in a previous relationship. Guys who are just raised that they can’t get into their hearts because of the hurt (they’ve felt) and suddenly they’re soft and vulnerable and of course they’re afraid of that. “

Garfield added: “Then of course everyone around them is very encouraging and it becomes a very beautiful thing.”

Netflix aired six seasons of the dating show since its debut in April 2020. A handful of couples who appeared on the program are still together, including series 2 Emily Miller and Cam HolmesWHO welcomed son Reggie in 2024.

Bri Balram and Demari Davisfor their part, they won Season 6, which aired in August 2024.

“We haven’t actually been paid yet,” Balram, 26, he said My Weekly exclusively at that time. “They didn’t want us to run off and spend the money, so we haven’t been paid yet.

It is not known if Balram and Davis, 27, have yet received their prize money, but they are still a couple.

Too hot to handle streaming on Netflix.