An intriguing new character from the Spider-Verse will be waiting for Tom Holland when he makes his Spider-Man comeback, according to a recent rumor.
Viewers adore Holland’s portrayal of the venerable web-slinger. Sadly, nobody is certain of his exact return date for the role.
It was reported that the actor signed a contract with Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures in November 2022 to star in a new trilogy of Spider-Man movies, with more appearances than the hero expected.
He’ll make at least one stop before that new trio of movies hits theaters, even if writing for his fourth solo picture has barely begun.
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Is Tom Holland Going to Make a Comeback Soon?
Industry insider Jeff Sneider claims that Tom Holland may be making his Spider-Man come back much sooner than most people might have thought.
According to the insider, one of the factors contributing to the movie’s delay last year “was about getting Tom Holland in [the] movie:”
I’d heard that one of the reasons [Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse] was delayed was to cast Tom Holland and that one of the universes Miles would end up seeing is a live-action dimension with Tom Holland’s [Spider-Man].
Assuming it would be “an animated Miles in a live-action universe,” Sneider continued.
“I guess it’s just going to be an animated Miles in a live-action environment,” the reader speculates.
Due to Marvel Studios’ lack of confirmation, this information should only be taken as a rumor.
Spider-Man the Animated Confronts Holland’s, Live-Action Hero
The Cosmic Circus was the first outlet to reveal late last year that Tom Holland would appear in one of Sony Studios’ next animated movies.
More precisely, the source stated that the actor’s MCU Spider-Man would be making an appearance. They were uncertain, though, as to whether Holland would actually provide the character’s voice.
It is obvious that a lot has changed if they now intend to use Holland in a live-action cameo.
Audiences would very surely lose it if Sony is successful in getting a live-action Spiderman to connect with an animated Spidey across media.
The movie may have an audience response comparable to that of Avengers: Endgame or No Way Home if you consider that both of these portrayals of the hero are very well-liked.
Can everyone engage, though, and actually make it happen?
Anything is feasible considering that they managed to simultaneously show three Spider-Man iterations on screen.
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