It has been reported that Tom Holland’s new film Spider-Man: No Way Home is going to wrap up the current trilogy of Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man movies soon, but Tom Holland’s incarnation of the web-slinging hero isn’t hanging up his suit just yet: Sony producer Amy Pascal has confirmed in an interview with Fandango that Holland will return for a future trilogy of Spider-Man movies that will continue to be set in the MCU.
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“This is not the last movie that we are going to make with Marvel that the last Spider-Man movie. We are getting ready to make the next Spider-Man movie with Tom Holland and Marvel; it just isn’t part of that; we are thinking of this as three films, and now we’re going to go onto the next three. This is not the last of our MCU movies,” Pascal said.
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“Marvel and Sony are going to keep going together as partners,” she added.
“WE ARE GETTING READY TO MAKE THE NEXT SPIDER-MAN MOVIE WITH TOM HOLLAND AND MARVEL”
While it may seem obvious that more Holland-starring Spider-Man movies would be on the way, the special licensing deals around the character mean that things are much more complicated. That’s because, unlike virtually every other central Marvel hero, the rights to Spider-Man aren’t owned by Disney that they’re owned by Sony, who picked up the rights to the character back in 1998.
A significant 2015 agreement between the two companies allowed Marvel Studios to integrate the character into the top-rated Marvel Cinematic Universe series of films in exchange for Marvel Studios co-producing Spider-Man films set in that same universe for Sony Pictures.
That deal has seen its ups and downs over the years, with drama in 2019 witnessing a dispute between Sony and Disney almost end the agreement over profit-sharing negotiations from the MCU films. However, the companies were able to patch things up a few weeks later with a new deal that quirk of licensing leads to a lot of the weirdness with the recent Spider-Man films — like the fact that Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home aren’t available on Disney Plus or why Tom Holland’s incarnation of the character has yet to appear in the recent Venom films or the upcoming Morbius.
Since then, though, things appear to have been more amicable between the studios. Sony Pictures recently signed a deal that would license future film releases for Disney’s streaming platforms starting in 2022. And Marvel Studios has already announced an animated prequel to its Spider-Man films, Spider-Man: Freshman Year, coming to Disney Plus in the future, too.
Still, while Spider-Man’s future in Marvel Studios films is assured, Pascal was coyer about the character showing up in Sony-produced cinema in the future, telling Fandango that “All want to keep making movies together.
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