The MCU version of the villain is expected to be a different incarnation of the character. Jamie Foxx has confirmed that he will portray Electro, returning as the character following The Amazing Spider-Man 2. There does seem to be a multiverse in the works, though. I don't know if I'm supposed to say anything, but I'm not "). Kirsten Dunst has confirmed that she won't return as Mary Jane (despite a since-deleted IMDb listing suggesting she'll appear), while Emma Stone has denied she'll be back as Gwen Stacy: "I have heard those rumors. But I do know what's going on and I'm afraid it's going to be very disappointing for people." And it's a photoshop." He also told Newsweek (opens in new tab): "It's an exciting idea that people are kind of obsessing over and I would be too if I was, you know, just, out there not knowing what was going on. It’ll be a continuation of the Spider-Man movies that we’ve been making."Īndrew Garfield has also denied he'll be back, reacting to a photo purportedly of him on-set, telling Jimmy Fallon (opens in new tab): "I heard about it, and I did see it. "Unless has hidden the most massive piece of information from me, which I think is too big of a secret for them to keep from me. "No, no, they will not be appearing in this film," he said. However, despite these reports, Tom Holland has denied that Maguire and Garfield will return. It has been reported that Andrew Garfield is back, reprising his role from The Amazing Spider-Man movies, while original on-screen Spider-Man, Tobey Maguire, remains in talks to return. Tom Holland is back as Peter/Spidey – but he might not be the only web-slinger in Spider-Man 3. A few hours later at CinemaCon, where the trailer was expected to play – but only to those in the audience and not go online – Sony launched the teaser, and the leak was finally a distant memory. Sony and Marvel were both quick to take down any leaks that appeared on social media, but that couldn't stop ravenous fans seeking out illicit means of seeing the trailer.
The VFX was only partly complete, but you could clearly make out Doc Ock's return and Peter Parker talking with Doctor Strange.
A day before the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer was released, the new footage appeared online.
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For a full rundown of everything you might have missed in the trailer, check out our Spider-Man 3 trailer breakdown. There are also teases for Green Goblin, Sandman, and Lizard – which means we might be seeing the Sinister Six make their MCU debut – and though speculation was rife that Charlie Cox's Daredevil might be hidden in there, IMAX footage has officially debunked that theory. We get a look at Alfred Molina's Doc Ock in mechanical arm-swinging action, as well as some magical shenanigans from Doctor Strange, who appears to accidentally blast the Spider-verse wide open while trying to erase Peter's secret identity from public knowledge. Meanwhile, the movie's first (official) trailer is also a jaw-dropping affair, picking up in the aftermath of Spider-Man: Far From Home, with Peter Parker framed for Mysterio's murder and his identity as Spider-Man exposed.
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