Andrew appeared on Good Morning America a couple of days ago, talking about “Death of a Salesman” and “Spider-Man.” This is definitely shaping up to a great year for Andrew!

Andrew has resurfaced!! Last night he made a surprise appearance during host (and “Spider-Man” co-star) Emma Stone’s monologue to talk about, what else? “Spider-Man”! Sorry, Emma, but Mary Jane > Gwen. Watch below!

Film4 sat down with the cast and crew of “Never Let Me Go” and put together a series of awesome interviews and behind-the-scenes looks at the movie. Can’t embed so check them out here! Andrew are in the first two.

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From the LJ comm: Here’s a couple of great videos from the BAFTAs, Andrew being interviewed on the red carpet and accepting the Best Director award with Jesse.

Here’s a great junket interview Andrew did for “Never Let Me Go” (co-star Keira Knightley had some great insights as well). Remember the movie is now out on Blu-Ray/DVD!!

On Tuesday morning, Andrew, Aaron, Jesse and Armie stopped by “The Today Show” to talk about “The Social Network”, and you can view the interview and some stills below!

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At his photoshoot for W Magazine, Andrew sat down for a “Screen Test” interview, where he discussed the movie that makes him cry along with his fellow “Best Performances” actors from the issue.

Andrew is back in London for a holiday break from “Spider-Man” but he’s still working! This morning he appeared on BBC’s Breakfast talk show and talked about everything from his Golden Globe nomination to Tobey Maguire giving his blessing over the passing of the Spidey torch. Can’t embed the video so click on the link to watch it on BBC below!

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Here’s a great new minute-long commercial for “The Social Network” as it gears up for awards season. There’s some new footage of Andrew being interviewed in there! The film has already won National Board of Review and the Washington DC Critics Awards for Best Picture (along with a plethora of other awards, Best Director, Best Screenplay, etc) and should continue to rack them up as we head for the Oscars in February.