Upcoming Marvel movie “Spider-Gentleman: No Way Home” will have appearances from previous and current actors from the franchise. But it will not have a cameo from Andrew Garfield, so he says.
“For the history … you are not, as of this taping, in or have any awareness of getting in the next Spider-Person motion picture?” Josh Horowitz, host of the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, questioned the actor in an job interview that aired Tuesday.
Garfield, who played Spider-Person in “The Amazing Spider-Man” and its sequel, “The Incredible Spider-Man 2,” established the document straight.
“I did not get a phone,” he answered. “Listen, I would have gotten a get in touch with by now, that is what I’m saying. I really don’t want to rule anything at all out. Perhaps they want to get in touch with me and say, like, ‘Hey, people today want this.’”
Rumors of a attainable overall look were being spun following earlier “Spider-Person cast members ended up asked to reprise their roles, like Alfred Molina (Health care provider Octopus in 2004’s “Spider-Gentleman 2”) and Jamie Foxx (Electro in 2014’s “The Incredible Spider-Person 2”).
And considering that Marvel Studios is no stranger to crossovers — 2018’s animated “Spider-Male: Into the Spider-Verse” had six spider-run heroes — not to point out choice universes or rewritings of timelines, supporters commenced to speculate.
Tom Holland, the franchise’s present-day Spider-Male, denied the rumors that Garfield and Tobey Maguire (the very first actor to play the superhero in a important movement picture as the star of “Spider-Guy,” “Spider-Man 2” and “Spider-Male 3”) were in “No Way Residence.”
“It would be wonderful if they were being [in the film] since they haven’t explained to me that nonetheless,” Holland claimed in an episode of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” “I am Spider-Gentleman, and I’ve examine the script from beginning to the close, so it’ll be a wonder if they could have stored that from me. But at the instant, there is no cameo from the two boys.”
Garfield is also seeking to debunk people rumors, even if people today refuse to believe him.
“Have you ever played the match werewolf or mafia?” Garfield asked Horowitz, referring to game titles where by people perform the roles of misleading figures. “You’re convincing all people that you are not the Mafia. I experience like I am in a activity of [expletive] werewolf or mafia wherever I’m like, ‘I’m not the werewolf. I promise you I am not the werewolf.’ And everybody is like, ‘You’re the werewolf.’”
Admirers are not that conveniently persuaded. Offered Marvel’s standing for secrecy, several feel the film studio has something up its sleeve.
Right here are a few reactions to Garfield’s job interview on the “Happy Unfortunate Confused” podcast.