Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse opened to positive reviews in Italian cinemas and the makers of the film are already moving to expand the franchise by announcing two new film projects dedicated to Aramanpikamuri. Ahead Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-VerseWith the second part of the animated film currently in theaters, they are developing a live-action Miles Morales film alongside an animated film starring Spider-Woman.
Producer Amy Pascal teased new projects: “You’ll see everything, everything happening.” Producer Avi Arad said fans will get to see the “Spider-Woman” movie “sooner than they expect,” adding, “I can’t say yet, but it’s coming.”
Hailee Steinfeld Gwen Stacy sounds enthusiastic about the idea of an independent Spider-Woman movie: “It’s like my dream job, sign me up over and over again. I want to be comfortable! And to be a part of it, to be in such a comfortable yet creative, free and exciting space is a dream.”
Meanwhile Marvel Studios has confirmed tom holland And Zendaya He will return for a fourth Spider-Man film, which is currently in the works but has been put on hold due to the writers’ strike. Pascal said in this regard: “Are we going to make another film? Of course we will. We’re developing it, but nobody works during the writers’ strike. We’re all pro And whenever they reach an agreement, we will start”.
Returning to “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” it was recently reported that Andy Samberg is set to voice one of the 280 Spider-Man characters to appear in the film. As speculated Samberg voices Ben Barnes aka scarlet spiderAn alias used by several Marvel Comics characters, notably Ben Reilly and Kaine Parker, both of whom are genetic replicas of the superhero Spider-Man.
also confirmed amandla steinberg (The Darkest Minds, The Courage of the Truth – The Hate You Give) spider-bite, Inspired by Earth-22191, where everyone does everything online, Margo delves into virtual reality in her school’s computer lab. Between classes, college student Margo fights online crime as a protector of the World Wide Web and works with the Cybercrime Investigation Team (CCI).
Joaquim Dos Santos, co-director of Kemp Powers and “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”‘s Justin K. Thompson said he followed the law “to the letter” in adapting the 1990s, 90s, and era of comics such as Kemp. Added, “It represents an era in comics. What’s important about the character is that Ben Reilly was in an era where spectacularly muscular characters were the norm such as being in positions that were not physically possible… muscles on muscles on muscles and in those positions which were not physically possible. I really wanted to capture that.
Source: Variety