Andrew Garfield will begin his break from acting after he’s done his most recent TV project Under the Banner of Heaven.

Following his appearance in the impending TV restricted series Under the Banner of Heaven, Spider-Man entertainer Andrew Garfield declared that he would be enjoying some time off from acting.

“I will rest for a tad,” Garfield said in a meeting with Variety.

He further said, “I want to recalibrate and rethink what I need to do straightaway and who I need to be and simply be somewhat of an individual for some time.

Since as you probably are aware, that is a clothes washer, that grants season. I really want to simply be a piece customary for some time.”

However, Garfield’s next job will be as a Mormon investigator in the FX series in view of Jon Krakauer’s 2003 genuine wrongdoing novel of a similar name. In Tick, Tick… Boom! the entertainer played Broadway arranger Jonathan Larson, who composed the raving success Rent and wrestled with the anxiety toward turning 30.

For those unversed, the series, composed by Oscar champ Dustin Lance Black and coordinated by David Mackenzie, isn’t Garfield’s initial excursion into the universe of TV.

Perhaps his earliest task was as a 21-year-old on the U.K. sitcom Sugar Rush.

Then again, according to Comibook, while Marvel Studios chips away at its forthcoming Spider-Man film featuring Tom Holland, Sony Pictures might proceed with the Sinister Six story began in Morbius by once again introducing Garfield and his Amazing Spider-Man series.

Sadly, Garfield likewise lost his mom, Lynn, while shooting Tammy Faye and Tick, Tick, a misfortune he has openly admitted is as yet influencing him.

So we comprehend Andrew Garfield’s craving to “simply be somewhat of an individual for some time.”