The "Amazing Spider-Man" cast lead Andrew Garfield is the latest celebrity to defend the female stars involved in the massive nude photo scandal. Recently, alleged nude photos of Jennifer Lawremce, Kate Upton, Cara Delevingne, and Hilary Duff were stolen and posted online.

"It's disgusting. 'I have a right to your naked body or images that you've sent to your husband, or lover'. It's disgusting," said the 31-year-old actor to the Daily Beast.

"It's violent, and it's misogynistic, and it's revolting, and it's another example of what this distance has enabled us to do - it's enabled us to be disassociated from each other," he added.

Emma Stone's boyfriend likewise implied that the celebrity nude photo scandal should be a wake-up call when it comes to policies: "There's enough awful s**t coming from it that hopefully we'll get to the point of, 'OK, wait a second.' What's scary is that we haven't reached that point yet, and there hasn't been a referendum put on it."

The "Amazing Spider-Man" cast hero also addressed an artist's decision to put up some of the nude celebrity photos in her art exhibit in Florida: "The Internet is the new Wild West. There's a guy now taking these pictures and putting them up in an art gallery."

Garfield believes that the artist known as "XVALA" has no right to do such "absolutely revolting"
thing.

It can be remembered that Stone was once a victim of leaked nude photos. Last February, alleged naked selfies of the "Easy A" actress were leaked.

Despite Stone's resemblance to the woman in the photos, the naked selfies turned out to be fakes. Fans were quick to point out that the photos lacked Stone's signature wrist tattoos as well as the blonde beauty's stomach mole.