Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield put their chemistry on show in New Spider Man Trailer

She has promised fans that there will be plenty of romance between her and co-star Andrew Garfield in the the new Spider-Man film, hinting that the pair share an actual kiss.

And in a new teaser trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man, Emma Stone can clearly be seen leaning in for a kiss with her hunky British co-star.

The 22-year-old, who plays Peter Parker's love interest Gwen Stacey, let it slip that she and reported off-screen love interest Garfield, 27, get intimate in the much anticipated reboot of the Marvel series comics.

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Sealed with a kiss: In a new teaser trailer for The Amazing Spider-man, Emma Stone can clearly be seen leaning in for a kiss with her hunky British co-star Andrew Garfield

In an interview with Access Hollywood, at first she remained coy when asked if they actually kiss, by just replying: 'Ummm.'

But after more interrogation, she reportedly smiled when asked if it was fun to kiss Garfield, saying: 'Of course. Oh, he's going to be a great Spider-Man, I'm so excited, I can't wait to see [the film].'

The actress also revealed that there would be plenty of romance in the film.

Superhero: Garfield transforms from nerdy teen to muscle-bound superhero in the new reboot

'Oh there is romance. Yes, absolutely. Absolutely,' she said.

This isn't the first time that the chemistry between Stone and Garfield has been evident in the film.

It was also clear in a recent film still which shows the pair sharing a tender scene in the hotly anticipated movie.

The actress is seen sponging down Garfield, who appears to be suffering from several cuts to his torso.

The actor, who was brought up in Epsom, Surrey, and starred in The Social Network, split from his girlfriend of three years Shannon Woodward back in May, while Stone is said to have broken up with boyfriend Kieran Culkin, fuelling rumours of a new romance.

Background: In the new trailer, which was released online today, uncharted waters relating to Peter Parker's childhood are also explored and he is seen as a young boy

In the new trailer, which was released online today, uncharted waters relating to Peter Parker's childhood are also explored.

The clip shows that the film promises to give viewers an insight into why Parker's parents leave him as a young boy.

At the beginning of the trailer, he is seen as a little boy, his father having a heart-to-heart with him at the front door of his Aunt May and Uncle Ben's home, telling him that he must stay behind.

Troubled past: Parker is forced to explain his past to Stone's father in the film

The young boy questions his father's actions, before seeing both his parents walk away, never to see them again.

Flash-forward to a grown-up Parker, who is a nerdy outsider at a new school.

There he meets Stone's character Stacey, whom he quickly befriends, and is invited to her house for a family dinner.

Over the meal, Stacey's parents query Parker about his past, and an awkward conversation ensues about why he lives with his aunt and uncle, played by Sally Field and Martin Sheen.

Later he is seen visiting Stone at a lab where she works.

Chemistry: Later Parker is seen visiting Stacey at a lab where she works

Warning: She tells him not to touch anything but her wishes go unheard 

While she cautions him not to touch anything, his curiosity get the better of him, and he is bitten by a spider whilst snooping around.

After getting infected with the spider's superhuman venom, Parker's newly acquired abilities are apparent, and we see him leaping to and from tall buildings, and shooting webs out of his body parts.

At the end of the trailer a voice over of Parker is heard, saying: 'We all have secrets; the ones we keep and the ones that have been kept from us.'

Garfield recently talked about how he got into shape for the new film.

Changes: As his transformation begins, Parker is seen pulling a web from the skin in the back of his neck

'It’s very specific what we’re trying to achieve in terms of body type and the feeling of that,' he has said. 'Rest assured, there’s a lot of people who are helping me with it because I have no discipline in that respect.

'My father’s a swimming coach and I kind of rebelled against that very, very early on so any form of physical discipline has to be really cracked with a really smart whip.'

The actor tells Entertainment Weekly in the interview that he identifies with alter ego Peter Parker, who was last played by Tobey McGuire in the previous three blockbuster films, directed by Sam Raimin and co-starring Kirsten Dunst.

Abilities: Parker is seen being able to hang upside in the subway

'I always felt stronger inside than I looked on the outside which got me into trouble,' he tells the magazine,' about his teenage years.

'I related to Peter Parker so much because I felt like someone else inside.  I loved the comic books and the animated TV series, and I even dressed up as Spider-Man as a kid.'

Garfield was only 18-years-old when he saw Tobey McGuire in the first Spider-Man movie.

'The action sequences were so expansive and breathtaking with Tobey swinging through the air,' he recalls to the magazine. 'It just floored me!'

Leaps and bounds: He is also seen leaping and bounding from the city's tall buildings

Legendary: Here Garfield is seen in his full Spider-man suit

But the new film, which will hit cinemas next summer, will be a departure from the last films.

Directed by Marc Webb, it will be 'more contemporary', 'more gritty' and 'more character driven.'

'Tobey did an amazing job, says Garfield. 'This isn't a replacement. I want to be clear about that. It's another chapter.'

Tender: It is also clear that there is a chemistry between Stone and Garfield in a recent film still, which shows the pair sharing a tender scene

Webb says that Garfield was the stand out actor in the Spider-Man audition process.

'We auditioned hundreds of actors and then we screen tested four of five,' he tells the magazine. 'Andrew was probably the least-known person

'But I kept going back and watching him, thinking, 'What is this guy doing?'

The movie will also feature British actor Rhys Ifans as Dr Curt Connors, who transforms into Spidey's enemy the Lizard in an experiment gone wrong.

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