Actress Riley Keough revealed Wednesday that she once shut down a movie set after snacking on some peanuts and then nearly kissing Andrew Garfield, who is “very allergic.” ...

Keough had no idea Garfield had a severe allergy that would eventually require the set of their film to be shut down.

Riley Keough almost took down co-star Andrew Garfield due to a peanut allergy mishap. The “Daisy Jones and the Six” star revealed to Vanity Fair in the below video that while filming David ...

Riley Keough shut down “Under the Silver Lake” after eating a granola bar before a kissing scene with peanut-allergic Andrew Garfield.

While filming 'Under the Silver Lake', Riley Keough ate a granola bar containing peanuts, which could have triggered a dangerous allergic reaction in Andrew Garfield ...

In Under the Silver Lake, Garfield plays a broke young loner living in a surreal version of Los Angeles. Keough plays a neighbor with whom he becomes obsessed, first as a potential romantic partner.

Riley Keough is recalling how a peanut-laced snack shut down the set of 'Under the Silver Lake' — just before a kissing scene with her allergic costar Andrew Garfield.

Riley Keough is a force to be reckoned with—not only as the author of her and her mother’s recent memoir, From Here to the Great Unknown, but also as a prolific actress. If you’re like us ...

Riley Keough Reveals the Time She Almost Killed Andrew Garfield With a Granola Bar The ordeal accidentally occurred while filming the 2018 film Under the Silver Lake.

Riley Keough has revealed she inadvertently shut down the Under the Silver Lake set when she ate peanuts before she was supposed to kiss costar Andrew Garfield, who is very allergic to the food.

Riley Keough revealed that she almost endangered Andrew Garfield's life thanks to a peanut allergy mix-up while filming "Under the Silver Lake." ...

Actor Riley Keough says the set of the 2018 movie "Under the Silver Lake" had to be shut down after she ate a granola bar with peanuts in it because her costar, Andrew Garfield, is highly allergic.