Emma Stone Again Graces Vogue Cover, 'Spiderman' Star Discusses Sex, Anxiety and Fame [PHOTOS]

Evidently Emma Stone is everywhere right now - "The Amazing Spider-Man" star has landed on another cover of Vogue, this time around for its UK edition's August issue.

Stone was the cover girl of Vogue U.S. edition's July issue, looking stylish and sexy in a brown Nina Ricci dress with black lace accents, from the brand's fall 2012 collection. Emma also posed with boyfriend and co-star Andrew Garfield for Teen Vogue's August issue.

On the new UK edition, Emma Stone looks even sexier and chic with her blue eyes intensely staring under a Max Mara newsboy cap and the brand's black-and-white houndstooth jumper.

"It feels like it's happening to a different person," Stone said.

British Vogue's choice seems to gain more votes, as the actress looks more natural in the outfit.

In the interview conducted by Alexa Chung, Stone discusses “sex scenes, suffering from anxiety and the problems with fame," according to Vogue UK.

"To not walk around would be awful," she told UK Vogue. "I don't think that that would ever actually happen..... to the point where I can't go anywhere. But that idea makes me physically ill."

In "The Amazing Spider-Man," Stone stars as Gwen Stacy, the high school love of Spiderman, starred by Garfield.

Regarding Garfield, Stone "was surprised to hear his completely British accent, because on set, obviously, we were speaking in American accents, so in between takes he was pretty American," said the 23-year-old actress.

"I had such a great time at the audition with him, and felt like I trusted him and respected him and liked him as an actor."

The film broke a box office record for a Tuesday opening, grossing $35 million on its first day of screening in the U.S. and Canada.

'The Amazing Spider-Man' stars Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are masters of comic (book) timing

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield give the Daily News a rare interview about the making of 'The Amazing Spider-Man', reliving high school and the best part about living in New York

Emma Stone as Gwen Stacy and Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker in 'The Amazing Spider-Man'

On-screen chemistry isn’t an exact science, even for Peter Parker.

Director Mark Webb and the producers of “The Amazing Spider-Man,” opening Tuesday, knew that all the CGI-infused fight sequences, 3-D camera tricks and heart-pounding stunts wouldn’t mean a thing if they didn’t find the perfect Peter and an equally perfect Gwen Stacy, Peter’s true love from the original 1960s Marvel comic books.

The already-risky rebooting of the successful Tobey Maguire/Kirsten Dunst franchise from 2002-2007 could have been an experiment gone awry had the casting not clicked. But it proved to be a winning formula once British stage veteran Andrew Garfield, 28, and comedy alumna Emma Stone, 23, emerged from an international casting search.


Webb compares the way Garfield and Stone play off each other in an awkward high school hallway scene to ’50s comic duo Mike Nichols and Elaine May.

That playful, rapid-fire back-and-forth was on display when the stars of “The Amazing Spider-Man” — now a couple off-screen as well — recently sat down for an exclusive interview with the Daily News.

Daily News: So, this movie plunks Peter Parker back to his high school days. Emma, even though you were home-schooled, between this movie, “Easy A” and “Superbad,” you can’t seem to graduate, even though you’re now 23.

Emma Stone: I know, are you kidding me?! But as long as they cast me in high school, I’ll take it. There’s going to come a day when [if I passed on one of these roles] I would kick my own a— later on if I was like, ‘You complained about playing younger? Really?!’ There’s nowhere to go but up.

Andrew Garfield: Because you’re looking, well, old.

Stone: I am.

Garfield: You’re looking proper old.

Stone: I am looking proper old.

Andrew, did the scenes in high school give you flashbacks to your own high-school days?

 Garfield: Yeah, of course. Everyone wants to relive high school and do it better — and I got to do it as Peter Parker, which is the most awesome thing ever.

Stone: Are you serious? If you had the chance to go back and do it again, you’d do it again?

Garfield: Yeah, of course. And you’d do it completely differently?

Stone: Hell, no. But most people say they’d never go back.

Garfield: Yeah, but you were simply at home with your mom.

Stone: Yeah, it was awesome. But I wouldn’t do it again.

Garfield: You were the coolest kid in school!

By Ethan Sacks / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS

 

Vulnerability is sexy : Emma Stone

The star admits she finds Ryan Gosling, and his character in 'Crazy, Stupid, Love.', attractive

So how many times had you watched "Dirty Dancing" before you made this film?
Once

Ryan said that you were afraid to be lifted into the air like that?
Yeah, I did have a panic attack. That was a stunt double. That was a stunt double, from a distance. We tried a couple of times, but it didn't end up working out for me.

Did he drop you or something?
No, he didn't do anything wrong. He keeps thinking that I was afraid that he was going go drop me. Did you see how strong he was? He was pretty muscley.

How do you feel about how men pick up women in the way that Ryan Gosling's character, Jacob, does in the film?
Well, I know a lot of guys, to be honest with you, that don't pick up women in that way or that have figured out that women figured that out a long time ago, and have outsmarted the situation. Although, I do see the game. I see the game a lot, you know that. The insult, compliment, insult, compliment, insult, compliment. So, that's the new pickup line. The game. It works.

What was it like playing the romantic one? Oftentimes in films, I think women want to see the men do it. Your character does it in this film. What was that like?
It was really great. The tables turned. He's shirtless and I'm wearing all my clothes. It's fantastic.

In real life, would you ever be attracted to someone like Ryan? His character, not him.
Why not him?

Because we are talking about " Crazy, Stupid, Love."
Absolutely.

He starts out a bad guy.
He doesn't start out a bad guy. He starts out a guy that's going through something that he hasn't really examined, just like Hannah. They're both people that haven't really looked at what they're doing with their lives, and then they kind of force each other to see who they truly are, pretty vulnerable goofy.

What attracts you in other people?
Vulnerability and honestly. I don't like where you can sense that they're not telling you something or they're being strong. I think it's a lot sexier and a lot stronger when they admit what they're afraid of. That's probably the only one thing. And sense of humour, of course. Anybody would say that, but that's huge.

Andrew Garfield's sleepover with Emma Stone

Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone enjoyed a sleepover at a West Hollywood bar last week.

The British actor - who split with girlfriend of three years Shannon Woodward in May - became close to the flame-haired beauty on the set of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' in which they both star and although they have tried to keep their relationship quiet, they were spotted at the bar where they shared drinks and snacks before Andrew paid by telling the waiter "Put it on my room".

Witnesses told Usmagazine.com the pair -who have tried to keep their relationship "hush-hush" - took the elevator to one of the rooms upstairs.

Andrew - who plays the titular character in the forthcoming Marvel comic movie prequel - broke up with 'Raising Hope' actress Shannon after filming on 'The Amazing Spider-Man' took up so much of his time.

A source said: "They drifted apart as Andrew got deeper into filming 'The Amazing Spider-Man'; he literally never saw her.

"Shannon is telling people they're on a break but they haven't spoken to each other in weeks."

However, he has previously insisted his life is dull and he would never change because of his new-found Hollywood fame.

He said: "There's nothing interesting about my life.

"Like, I'm not stumbling out of clubs at four in the morning, you know? So there's absolutely no reason for that to happen."

Source: Bang Showbiz

The Amazing Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider-Man: First Look

Credits

Director: Marc Webb
Cast: Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Denis Leary, Campbell Scott, Irrfan Khan, Martin Sheen, Sally Field
Genre: Action
Release Date: July 6, 2012


Synopsis

The Amazing Spider-Man is back on the big screen, for the first time in 3D. The film stars Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans, Denis Leary, Martin Sheen, and Sally Field. The film is directed by Marc Webb from a screenplay by James Vanderbilt and Alvin Sargent and Steve Kloves, based on the Marvel Comic Book by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Laura Ziskin, Avi Arad, and Matt Tolmach are producing the Marvel Entertainment production for Columbia Pictures.

Can A Couple Get Any Hotter Than Ryan Gosling And Emma Stone?!

Last night saw the stars of Crazy, Stupid, Love walk the red carpet outside the Ziegfeld Theatre in Hollywood for the film's première.

The likes of Steve Carrell and Julianne Moore were totally overshadowed by the goddess than is Emma Stone. We. Heart. Her.

Not only that but the chemistry between Emma and her gorgeous co-star Ryan Gosling was electric. From coy glances to private whispers, those two have a connection.

We even forgave Ryan for his poor choice of suit, just because he and Emma were so damn cute together.

Is there a hotter on screen couple than these two?! We think not!