Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy Face a Hilarious Lie Detector Test

Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy are putting their friendship and honesty to the test in a lively episode of Vanity Fair's popular Lie Detector Test series.

The two British actors take turns being connected to a polygraph while asking each other a selection of personal, professional and occasionally ridiculous questions.

Garfield, best known for playing Peter Parker in The Amazing Spider-Man, faces questions about his superhero career, Hollywood reputation and whether he would actually have been friends with Peter Parker in high school.

The conversation also revisits his viral appearance at the 2025 Golden Globes, where a seemingly simple fashion choice sparked a wave of attention online. Garfield jokes about the reaction to his glasses and the unexpected fascination surrounding his appearance.

Meanwhile, Foy, celebrated for portraying Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix's The Crown, finds herself answering questions about her royal role, former co-star Matt Smith and whether she sees any resemblance between herself and pop star Billie Eilish.

As the roles reverse, both actors struggle to maintain their composure, with nervous laughter, playful teasing and increasingly revealing answers becoming part of the entertainment.

Their easy chemistry is particularly noticeable as they challenge each other's responses and react to the polygraph operator's assessments.

Of course, a television polygraph test is entertainment rather than definitive scientific proof of honesty, making the reactions more interesting than any supposed verdict.

Watch Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy take Vanity Fair's Lie Detector Test below.