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the cast of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” spent an amazing day on set with a fellow hero — little Bridger Walker, who put his life on the line to save his little sister from a dog attack in 2020 at age 6.The devout Marvel fan’s unparalleled bravery has turned the boy from Cheyenne, Wyo., into an international sensation.

Spider-Man: No Way Home” press tour.But producer Amy Pascal recently revealed that she attempted to steer Holland and Zendaya away from any future dating shortly after they were cast.“I took Tom and Zendaya aside, separately, when we first cast them and gave them a lecture,” Pascal in an interview with the New York Times published Friday. “Don’t go there — just don’t.

Coming into the weekend, everyone knew “Spider-Man: No Way Home” would break pandemic-era box office records. Previously, the biggest debut was with “Venom: Let There Be Carnage,” which earned $90 million over its first three days back in October.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is “actively” in the works, Marvel boss Kevin Fiege has confirmed.Fiege made the comments alongside studio partners Sony, whose boss Amy Pascal also spoke about efforts being made to get a follow-up off the ground.“Amy and I and Disney and Sony are talking about – yes, we’re actively beginning to develop where the story heads next, which I only say outright because I don’t want fans to go through any separation trauma like what happened after Far From Home,” Feige told

“Spider-Man: No Way Home” has swung into the record books with the second-biggest opening day of all time in North America, and the biggest debut ever for December.Directed by Jon Watts, the latest installment of the web-slinger’s saga took in $121.5 million from 4,336 theaters nationwide Friday night, according to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo.The total included $50 million from limited-release Thursday previews, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The big total made “No Way Home” the first film of

Tom Holland has spoken about the future of Spider-Man on the big screen, saying he wants the films to be “more diverse” going forward.READ MORE: ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ review: Marvel’s mad mash-up in the multiverseHolland has played Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2016. His third solo  film Spider-Man: No Way Home was released last week to positive reviews.Speaking about the future of the character, Holland told People: “I’ve loved every minute of it.

, Miles Morales says, 'Anyone can wear the mask.' His proclamation speaks to Morales and Peter Parker's average nature that, along with radioactive arachnoid genetics, has been embedded in the character's DNA since Stan Lee created the superhero in 1962.Even before the, the MCU,  and the upside-down kiss, Spider-Man was already held up as one of Marvel’s biggest success stories.

Let’s be real, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is devoid of sex. Sure, there’s plenty of love and the occasional passionate kiss, but overall, you never get to see the heroes save the universe and then hop into bed with each other.

they can’t do this all day.Yes, even Earth’s mightiest heroes have weaknesses, according to a new report on how aging will individually impact the Avengers.From sleep deprivation to alcoholism, superheroes would eventually be dealing with some serious physical and mental health consequences from the demands of their calling, the study found.

I’m not going to lie, this is a nerdy interview episode of The Playlist Podcast, as legendary comic book creator, Todd McFarlane, joins to talk about the release of “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” on VOD and Blu-ray.

Zendaya shared a heartfelt message for Tom Holland on Wednesday, ahead of their film's upcoming debut.The actress took to Instagram to share a pair of photos that serve as a testament to sticking with your dreams.

“Spider-Man” franchise fans are certainly curious if the Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures working relationship will be moving forward beyond this latest installment, but there are multiple signs that we’ll continue to see Peter Parker interacting with the greater group of Marvel characters for years to come.

the upcoming “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” The hashtag #DeletingTwitter is going viral as the ever-sympathetic Twitter trolls rip into the seemingly overzealous measure. The online beatings were sparked after Sony Pictures uploaded a video PSA to Twitter and YouTube, in which cast members try to dissuade Marvel fans from sharing film spoilers regarding the latest “Spider-Man” installment, which premieres Friday, Dec.

Paul Thomas Anderson makes great films, full stop. And his new film, “Licorice Pizza,” is no exception.

Tom Holland has suggested that he could take a break as an actor as he is having a “midlife crisis at 25”.The star, who has played Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2016, is due to reprise his role in the upcoming No Way Home, and despite it being speculated as his last outing, it has been confirmed he will play the character again.However, speaking to Sky News, Holland expressed uncertainty about where his career could go next, admitting: “I don’t even know if I want to be an

Zendaya and Tom Holland know their way around the kitchen with each other.  The stars recently sat down for an interview with Heart and discussed who would make the better Christmas dinner.

Even Spider-Man can’t stop a fart from coming out. Tom Holland, who plays Peter Parker/the web-slinging superhero on the big screen, confessed in a Dec. 10 interview with SiriusXM that he accidentally passed gas while performing a wire stunt on the set of Spider-Man: No Way Home, which arrives in theaters on December 17. As for the person that Tom, 25, farted on? That would be Zendaya, his on-screen sweetheart and real-life girlfriend.

What’s going to happen to the live-action ‘Spider-Man’ film franchise after “Spider-Man: No Way Home?” Tom Holland seems unsure, but producer Amy Pascal wants to keep having the actor appear as Peter Parker for years to come, hinting that a new trilogy is on the way.

Judging by the quick teaser and all the hints from producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller, the upcoming “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” is going to have yet another grouping of unique Spider-People who help the young Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen save the world. And if Sony is looking for more folks to add to the film, the studio should give Tom Holland and Co.

“Venom: Let There Be Carnage” has been one of the biggest films of 2021, not only in terms of box office earnings but also with fan excitement. And while fans seem super amped on the film itself, with its somewhat silly tone and the introduction of fan-favorite villain Carnage, but also because of the post-credits scene, which hints at something folks have been dying to see for years.

Decades before Marvel Studios and Sony teamed up to introduce Tom Holland’s most recent take on the “Spider–Man” franchise and years before Sam Raimi broke records with his iteration of the Webslinger, James Cameron was lined up as the man who would bring Peter Parker to the big screen. And according to the filmmaker, in true Cameron fashion, the film would have been unlike any other iteration of Spider-Man that had been seen in TV shows or comic books up to that point.

Tom Holland has revealed he will be playing legendary performer Fred Astaire in a new biopic.The Spider-Man actor confirmed the casting after producer Amy Pascal told GQ that she was eying up the star to portray the dancing icon.Speaking to the Associated Press, Holland said: “I am playing Fred Astaire. The script came in a week ago.

told reporters of the project, which is still in its early stages. “I haven’t read it yet; they haven’t given it to me.”The role was first hinted at in a GQ profile on the 25-year-old actor last month, in which producer Amy Pascal said that she wanted Holland to play the late Hollywood icon in the yet-to-be-titled flick.

premiere tickets for “Spider-Man: No Way Home.”Overly eager fans hoping to score tickets began a brawl at a theater in Cuernavaca, Mexico, according to Spanish newspaper Diario de Morelos, which posted a video of the unruly chaos that erupted.On “Spider Monday,” fans flocked to purchase tickets for the highly anticipated movie, only for sites to crash and tensions to grow over the Marvel film.That anxiety to secure tickets spilled out beyond the online ticketing realm, with overeager fans

At the beginning of the year, when looking at the film landscape of 2021, it was clear Marvel Studios was likely going to serve as the barometer for how well theaters have recovered in the COVID era. With four films arriving this year, we’ve seen Marvel show just how well blockbusters can do even if there are still folks uneasy about going to the theaters.

will be Tom Holland's last turn as the eponymous webslinger.

a k a Cyber Monday, but in reality we are in the “Spider-Man” universe now — his multiverse, actually.“Spider-Man: No Way Home” is already being considered as the ultimate Spider-Man movie, featuring villains (and allegedly heroes) across 20 years of live-action films.

Leonard Nimoy, who died in 2015 at age 86, revealed the humor wasn’t happenstance. In fact, for his second outing as director and actor following it was a mandate. “I said I want to have some fun here,” Nimoy explained. “We said intentionally right from the very beginning.

Marvel Studios seems to have a knack for landing every major A-lister who is remotely interested in putting on a cape and tights for its films. At this point, it’s almost weird to find an actor who hasn’t at least been in talks with Marvel at some point.