Garfield, who stars in the new romance 'We Live in Time,' recalls working with Gibson on the 2016 war drama 'Hacksaw Ridge' Darren Gerrish/WireImage for Ralph Lauren; VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty ...

Andrew Garfield was moved to tears when he heard the story of Desmond Doss, the real-life hero of his Oscar-nominated film, Hacksaw Ridge. “It’s just an unbelievable story and he was an unbelievable ...

HACKSAW Ridge is a tale of courage and the redemption of Mel Gibson, but lead actor Andrew Garfield is just grateful to have the experience of working with Gibson. Instead, the actor is grateful to ...

"Wonderful, great war film, it's brutal and full of emotions. I was shocked by the war scenes...really realistic and bloody and cried my heart out...touched me a lot," added another reviewer. Hacksaw ...

Andrew Garfield says it’s time for Hollywood to forgive Mel Gibson. Garfield, who starred in Gibson’s 2016 film “Hacksaw Ridge,” said during People’s “Movies of My Life” segment that Gibson is a “real ...

The British actor put aside his usual anxieties when the Hacksaw Ridge portrayal of war hero Desmond Doss was offered to him You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you ...

You could be forgiven, during the first act of Hacksaw Ridge, for feeling like you were watching an old Jimmy Stewart movie—an aw-shucks prewar film about a country boy who dreams of marrying the ...

Mel Gibson’s new movie charts the wartime heroics of Desmond Doss (Andrew Garfield), an Army medic who saved 75 men during the bloody battle of Okinawa. “It was always ‘the escarpment’,” Doss’s fellow ...

In many ways, Hacksaw Ridge is a story about healing, which is not what you expect from a film like this. Gibson: This was Desmond’s war. His war was very personal to him, but if more people were like ...

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Chris Knight: It’s the first film in 10 years from director Mel Gibson, who knows a thing or two about violence You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an ...

Mel Gibson has a thing for pain. Anyone doubting such a blanket statement can simply glance at his directorial efforts, which are obsessed with carnage (Braveheart), blood (Apocalypto) and suffering ...