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WATCH: Andrew Garfield Didn’t Like Having His Ample “Keister… Shot From Many Different Angles”

If you thought Tobey Maguire bulked up to become Spider-Man, then you haven’t seen Andrew Garfield’s Amazing Adonis version of the comic book superhero.

The very humble Andrew told Ellen that he wasn’t wearing anything underneath the very skin-tight costume, and that when papparazzi sneaked on set to take photos, he got a little self-conscious. (No sex please, we’re British?)

Said Andrew: “It was an acting exercise… Knowing that your keister has been shot from many different angles makes you very uncomfortable.”

But if it’s bulge and butt you’re looking for in the 3-D film, don’t get ahead of yourself. Garfield told Entertainment Weekly last year that the costume was fitted to be not-so-crotch-revealing, and perhaps in post-production they will darken that area, as they do in many of the following promo shots. The Amazing Spider-Man hits theaters July 3rd.

Click through for some shots of Andrew Garfield in the Spidey suit, and tell us in the comments if you think the costume was too de-sexed or if it shows just the right amount.

A lot of pec action, plus a thorax that’d make a wasp (and WASPs) jealous, but no serious bulges in the biceps or … down there.

How they gonna just darken out the butt bulge? Not cool, movie studio.

No bulge in the nether regions here either. Nothing to see here, folks.

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