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Andrew Garfield calling famous friends on the radio is chaotic fun

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.

A man sits in a radio studio looking at his phone.

You'd expect a man of Andrew Garfield's celebrity status to have a fairly stacked contact list, and the video above – in which Garfield phones famous friends and has to guess whether they're sitting down or standing up for a BBC Radio One game – does not disappoint.

In the clip Garfield speaks to Ayo Edebiri, Traitors UK star Jazz – who he apparently bumped into at a train station and became friends with – and comedian James Acaster.

The result is as chaotic and fun as you'd expect.