Tom Holland will once again don the spider suit in the fourth installment of the Marvel superhero.
The next one movie of Spider-Man would have a familiar face in the director’s chair Marvel: Destin Daniel Crettonwho was in charge of the direction of Shang-Chi and the legend of the ten rings. In this way, he would replace Jon Watts, responsible behind the cameras of the Spider-Man trilogy in the MCU with Tom Holland in the leading role.
Cretton’s possible casting in the film is no surprise, given its growing popularity within Marvel Studios. His work in Shang-Chi It is widely regarded as one of the most prominent within the post-war phase. Avengers: Endgame. Initially, it was planned that he would be in charge of the direction of Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, but abandoned the project due to scheduling conflicts and changing production needs, in addition to the change in name and script that the feature film underwent.
Spider-Man 4starring Tom Holland, continues the collaboration between Sony and Marvel Studios. The previous trilogy of Spider-Mandirected by Watts and starring Holland turned out to be a huge box office success, with Spider-Man: No Way Home grossing nearly $2 billion globally despite the challenges of the pandemic.
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If finalized, Cretton will succeed the aforementioned Watts; Marc Webbwho directed the films where Spider-Man was played by Andrew Garfield; Sam Raimiwho made the first trilogy with Tobey Maguire in the spider suit.
Production on the new Spider-Man movie is set to begin in 2025
The script writing tasks of Spider-Man 4 will relapse again Chris McKenna and Erik Sommerswhile Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feigeand former Sony director, Amy Pascalwill continue to produce the film. The plot remains a secret, but given the dramatic conclusion of No Way Homewhere the world forgets Peter Parker’s identity, fans are eager to see what the future holds for Holland’s Spider-Man.
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Production is expected to begin in early 2025.and the American filmmaker also has directorial projects, both in the sequel to Shang-Chi and a live action from Naruto.
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