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Andrew Garfield calling famous friends on the radio is chaotic fun

Andrew Garfield played "sit down, stand up" on BBC Radio One, calling famous friends and guessing if they're sitting down or standing up.

Andrew Garfield calling famous friends on the radio is chaotic fun

Andrew Garfield, a celebrated actor, reportedly boasts a contact list filled with famous personalities. Recently, a video surfaced showcasing Garfield engaging in a chaotic game on BBC Radio One. In this quirky activity, Garfield had to call his acquaintances and accurately predict whether they were seated or standing. The video featured Garfield speaking with Ayo Edebiri, Traitors UK star Jazz, and comedian James Acaster.

The results of the game were as unpredictable and entertaining as one could expect from a conversation with these notable figures.

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