on Tuesday. Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx, who plays bright-blue villain Electro in the

film was on the red carpet, as was Dane DeHaan who is playing rich-kid turned goblin yobbo

Harry Osborn.

But once again all eyes were on Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, who play loved-up couple Peter

Parker and Gwen Stacy on screen and are going out in real life.

At least we think they are, Andrew was really reluctant to talk about his girlfriend at

the London Premiere for the film.

Your girlfriend gave the same answer.

Who's my girlfriend? You're making an assumption, my personal life is not public property.

-Isn't it? -Nope.

-You're acting in a massive film with her. -We're acting together, yeah.

In Berlin, it was Emma's turn to give a big no comment to questions about the notoriously

private pair's relationship.

I don't discuss any elements of my personal life in that way, so that's not a question

that's on the table for me. But I will tell you that working with Andrew as an actor has

been incredibly wonderful. And I'm grateful to do all of those scenes together. I think

Gwen and Peter's love story is epic and tragic and beautiful. And I'm really grateful to

be a professional.

Well, we guess we'll just have top get our Garfield and Stone couples gossip thrills

by watching them pretend to be a different couple in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - it's

probably pretty similar anyway.