Emma Stone's onscreen romance with Spider-man has inspired the actress to study biology. <\/p>\n
The Help star, who plays Peter Parker's first love Gwen Stacy in the film, visited a laboratory for the first time on the set and was left fascinated by the work of real scientists - and now wants to become one. <\/p>\n
But first she has to exchange film scripts for biology books. <\/p>\n
She tells WENN, \"It was the first (time) I'd ever been angry about not going to college because I was fascinated by what they were showing us (at the laboratory). I thought, 'What do I need to do to intern?' You need to be a college graduate! <\/p>\n
\"It sucks because I can learn, I swear... I got so interested in biology, learning about medicine and regeneration and stem cells. It expanded my mind in so many ways, so now I'm gonna go take a biology class. What's amazing is you can do it at home.\" <\/p>\n
And Stone has a couple of great minds on tap if her studies get too tough: \"My aunt and uncle were scientists that worked for Merck and they had a hand in creating the cervical cancer vaccine and Gardasil, so they are incredibly intelligent and fantastic minds. I'd always been fascinated by what they did.\" <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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