So, a little cameo as Flash Thompson? I don't know, I'd rather do something more substantive." Spider-Man 3 title: What does No Way Home mean?Īfter fans had their fun guessing the title as things like Home Run and Work From Home, the cast also got in on the action. "I grew up on Marvel comics, so if I was going to join the universe, I really want it to be the right role and I think sometimes you have to hold out for that right one.
One person who won't be making a comeback for the multiverse shenanigans is Joe Manganiello, who played Flash Thompson in the original Spider-Man trilogy and has ruled out a cameo appearance: Talking of villains, Michael Mando has teased a potential return as Scorpion saying there's "always a chance".ĭane DeHaan, who played Harry Osborn, has categorically denied any involvement in the threequel, but Felicia Hardy (aka Black Cat) actress Felicity Jones would love to return (even though she's not been rumoured to, yet).īehind the scenes, Jon Watts is back as the director along with Far From Home writers Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers. But it was a lot of fun to do, and we love Tom Hardy." Spider-Man producer Amy Pascal has been tight-lipped about what that credits scene might mean for No Way Home: "You know I'll never tell you that. Hardy is certainly up for it and Sony boss Sanford Panitch said in May 2021 that there "is a plan" for a crossover of the Spider-Man and Venom worlds, teasing that "even more will be revealed" when No Way Home comes out. It's hard to imagine Hardy's take on Venom fitting in with the tone of the MCU, but if the Sinister Six are going to make their bow, Venom could well be a part of the band of villains causing trouble for Spidey - after all, Venom: Let There Be Carnage's credits scene goes a long way towards cementing a cross over.
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The news that the MCU and Sony's Spider-Man universes are potentially combining in the third movie points towards the potential for Tom Hardy's Venom appearing in the third movie. Could we see her blossoming romance with Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) continue after he appeared in the trailer as well? If we're being honest, we'd be surprised if Maguire and Garfield weren't in the movie, but perhaps it's all been one big misdirect worthy of Mysterio.Īway from the multiverse shenanigans, the trailer confirmed that Marisa Tomei is also back as Aunt May. Needless to say, that tease has seen Spidey fans jump to conclusions that it's another Peter joining them. The star has been teasing the "coolest scene ever" featuring Peter, Happy Hogan, Aunt May and a mystery fourth character. Holland has been insisting that he doesn't know if Garfield and Maguire are in the third movie, and then he went one step further and insisted that they definitely aren't in it.Įqually though, Holland has been talking about feeling as though Marvel is "tricking" him about the movie, and how no matter what answer he gives, it's impossible to give the right one. It's also been reported that Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will be back as their respective takes on Peter Parker, and they'll be joined by Kirsten Dunst's Mary Jane Watson and Emma Stone's Gwen Stacy.
The actor had been coy about the rumours, but one pumpkin bomb later and we know he's in it. You know, when Doc Ock sacrificed himself to save the day.ĭoc Ock and Electro won't be the only past villains in town either as the first trailer confirmed the return of Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin. "In this universe, no one really dies," he teased, adding that he's been digitally de-aged for his return and the story will pick up from "that moment" at the end of Spider-Man 2.
Neither of those films are MCU movies, and from what Molina has said about his comeback, it seems they'll be coming back as we last saw them. That's enough about the MCU characters though, as the big news for the third movie is that Jamie Foxx is reprising his role as Electro from The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Alfred Molina is back as Doc Ock from Spider-Man 2.
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