Andrew Garfield says his Spider-Man has endless potential, but can he return to the big screen after No Way Home?
It’s never too late, according to Andrew Garfieldwho claims to be optimistic about his own Spiderman. He reappeared recently in his iconic Spider-Man costume to support Peter Parker from Tom Holland V Spiderman: No Way Home, the third installment in a thrilling trilogy set in the MCU and featuring the chaos of the Multiverse. After Doctor Strange’s failed spell, Peter Parker also managed to meet other versions of himself from different universes, which is why the most dedicated viewers were able to meet Andrew Garfield again on the big screen. But how much chance does he have to bring back to life The Incredible Spiderman?
Andrew Garfield is optimistic about the return of his Spider-Man
Rumors have long hinted at the possible return of Andrew Garfield with a third film ever made of The Amazing Spider-Man, a possibility that has been further heightened since the great comeback in No Way Home. Andrew Garfield also looks extremely optimistic and as he says Colliders, in the official Spider-Man: No Home tome, the actor foresaw what happened to his Peter after the chaos of the Multiverse and what to expect from the future. Save MD (Zendaya) helped him understand what happened to his Gwen Stacy a long time ago (Emma Stone):
It changed his life. He returns knowing he has siblings. He is inspired to follow his destiny, his calling, the purpose of his life. By capturing MJ, he had to undo the terrible tragedy he was trying to avoid in his own world. If it wasn’t for the world of Peter 1, then MJ would probably have suffered the same fate as Gwen. His presence in this sense is intentional.
What do you think instead of a possible return? He already talked about this recently during a podcast. Happy, sad, confused Josh Horowitz, indicating that he is willing to return, but under certain conditions, emphasizing that the project must be “something unique and special” and have a clear purpose for his character. And even in this case, the actor is optimistic and explains that, in spite of everything, the story of his Peter will continue:
The story never ends, whether we film it or not. There is a story unfolding somewhere in the universe. This character and all of his iterations have endless potential. So yes, it’s definitely there.