Back on January 18, Andrew Garfield and co-star Emma Stone appeared in Tokyo for the press conference of The Amazing Spider-Man. A handful of pictures have been added to the gallery – enjoy!

Everyone’s friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is going back to his roots—and we don’t just mean high school.

With Spidey senses tingling in anticipation of the webslinger’s big-screen reboot, stars Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone sat down for a press conference in Tokyo, Japan, on Wednesday and offered up some tantalizing clues as to what Peter Parker, his arachnid alter ego and moviegoers can look forward to in The Amazing Spider-Man.

Here’s what they, along with the film’s producer Avi Arad, had to say:

1. Just call him Little Orphan Spidey: While the Sam Raimi-directed trilogy starring Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Kirsten Dunst as love interest Mary Jane Watson gave moviegoers a worthy origin story in 2002′s Spider-Man, Arad said there are plenty more tales from Stan Lee’s Marvel canon left untold, first and foremost a chronicle about where Peter came from.

“After three movies, we finally got the opportunity to tell what really started Peter Parker on his journey. The fact that he lost his parents. He doesn’t know what happened to them. No one talks about them,” the producer told reporters. “So we found a very, very good story about the true origin of what makes a human being, what sets their destiny.”

Happy New Year everyone! It is at last 2012, meaning that The Amazing Spider-Man will finally be hitting our screens this year! Hopefully this means that Andrew will start doing some promo for the film soon, as well as taking to the Broadway stage for his debut in Death of a Salesman. I have just added a batch of new stills from The Amazing Spider-Man, as well as replacing some of the smaller/tagged pictures. I have also added scans from the latest edition of Total Film – Enjoy!

The official website for Death of a Salesman has been launched, and you can now buy tickets to see Andrew on Broadway!

Arthur Miller’s Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece Death of a Salesman, in a new production directed by eight-time Tony Award® winner Mike Nichols and starring Academy Award® winner Philip Seymour Hoffman as Willy Loman, Obie Award winner Linda Emond as Linda Loman and Andrew Garfield (The Social Network, The Amazing Spider-Man), making his Broadway debut as Biff Loman.

Pictures of Andrew from the 7th Annual Worldwide Orphans Foundation’s Benefit Gala on November 14 have just been added to the gallery – love those bright blue pipe cleaner glasses!