The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Spider-Man 3 has been shooting for close to three months, but so far there’s been no new additions confirmed for the cast by either Sony or Marvel Studios other than Jamie Foxx’s Electro and Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange, but that hasn’t stopped a huge number of familiar faces being linked with a return.
Alfred Molina, Emma Stone and Kirsten Dunst were all reported to be in talks, while the rumor mill has also roped in Willem Dafoe, Dane DeHaan, Tom Hardy, Michael Keaton, Thomas Haden Church and Jake Gyllenhaal, while the news fans are waiting for the most eagerly surrounds the widely expected cameos from Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield.
We’ve been hearing for months that the former incumbents of the spandex will be announced any day now, but insider Daniel Richtman is claiming that Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man is reportedly exhibiting some diva-like behavior and demanding more money and an increase in screentime, which would presumably be more than the $15 million Richtman previously said he was chasing.
While this shouldn’t be taken as gospel, it does pose several serious hypothetical questions about Spider-Man 3, namely why filming would have kicked off in the first place without the entire cast being signed up, especially when you’d imagine the crew is working from a script where Garfield and Maguire play prominent roles in the multiversal narrative.
The 46 year-old Pleasantville star hasn’t exactly been active over the last decade, and while you’d understand his reluctance to suit up for a role he retired from over thirteen years ago, surely producers Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal wouldn’t have forged ahead with production unless they had all of the pieces locked into place.
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