The trailer has been released for the upcoming Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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Spider-Man 3 official title revealed
Alfred Molina Reprising Role as Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man 3
Alfred Molina is returning to the Spidey-verse. The actor, who portrayed the evil Doctor Octopus in Tobey Maguire’s 2004 Spider-Man sequel, is reprising his role for the third installment of the Tom Holland-led superhero blockbuster.
Benedict Cumberbatch Joins Spider-Man 3 as Doctor Strange
Benedict Cumberbatch will reprise Marvel supernatural hero Doctor Strange for the latest Spider-Man movie installment, starring Tom Holland and being made by Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures.
Child’s Play Co-Screenwriter John Lafia Dies at 63
John Lafia, who co-wrote 1988 horror film Child’s Play and also co-wrote and directed Child’s Play 2, has passed away aged 63.
Ghostbusters Sequel and More Sony Movies Pushed Back to 2021
Sony Pictures has pushed back many of its upcoming releases — including Morbius, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Uncharted and Peter Rabbit 2 — to next year, the studio has announced.
Sony Plans To Unite Spider-Man Actors With A LGBT Twist
Sony is reportedly developing a new Spider-Man/Spider-Verse film that would unite Tom Holland with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield with a twist.
A source told We Got This Covered that the project, which is in early development stages, would see Holland team up with former Spider-Men Maguire and Garfield.
Morbius Trailer Released: Confirming Sony Movie Is In MCU
Sony Pictures today released the upcoming Morbius movie trailer, confirming the studio’s Spider-Man villain films are in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Spider-Man Will Stay in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
After briefly breaking up, Sony Pictures and Marvel have found a way to get back in the Spider-Man business together.
Marvel Studios Splits Ways with Sony on ‘Spider-Man’ Movies
Some absolutely web-shattering news today, Deadline reports that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige will no longer serve as producer on future Spider-Man movies because of an inability by Disney and Sony Pictures to reach new terms that would have given the former a co-financing stake going forward.
