Andrew Garfield & Emma Stone

Edit: I have since changed my mind about Emme Stone, and am going with TeNi.



This is a really good learning opportunity, as both of them have slight static feature leanings that might confuse visual typing. 

Garfield is doing this (Fe/Ti):



Emma is doing this (Te/Fi):



Next up, Watch their hands and arm movements.  Emma does more Je than Ji, and she has tense wrists and fingers.  Meanwhile, Andrew's frequently doing Ti puppeteer fingers.  Her emphasis is on the arm (Je).  His is on the fingers (Ti).

Lastly, their eyebrow movements are both very clearly Se over Si. 

Here's an example of how Se pulls from the middle of the eyebrow up and away from the center of the face - THEN - the center:



Compared to how Si pulls to the center:



Note: Ryan Gosling is another classic example of how physical features can conflict with movements.  He has 'peaks' in his eyebrows, but his face doesn't move from the peaks.  It moves from the center of the brow, up, down, or to pull together (Si/Ne).  Also notice the smile tension is in the cheeks near the nose more than moving toward the ears (Fi/Te).



Here's an Si auxiliary example ^

With Fe lead (pulling to the ears) mixing into what Si does, the end result is different than when Si mixes with Fi/Te.



As a Je lead, Tom can sometimes go all the way into a Te effect (smile lines deepening and upper lip raising) when he can't smile wider.  But, the thing to note is the MOTION, and even then the 'circular' spread isn't there. 

Here's an example of that 'circular' spread moving into a Te effect. If you look closely at how the lips are pulling, you will see that the muscles directly around her mouth are what's making the smile open, not the V effect pushing up from the chin like we see in Hiddleston:




Fe spreads to the ears from the chin without Fi/Te spreading open. 

Se spreads eyebrows at the 'peaks' without Si pulls to the center, as both are Ni > Se.

Fe fluid wrists.  Ti puppeteer fingers.
Te stiff wrists and fingers, moving from the elbows.

Lastly, the known 'fatal' attraction between ENTJ and INFP explain the attraction and failure of Stone-Gosling.  Meanwhile ENTJ + INFJ have a natural unspoken chemistry.  Watching the two of them is an exercise in Ni/Se conversational shorthand fueled by the Fi+Fe positive and negative charges.