‘Spider-Man’ writer says Aunt May was almost too wrinkly to animate

In light of Matthew McConaughey, 52, saying that he might not have his children get vaccinated against COVID-19, the United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy, 44, reiterated how children can still be vulnerable to the virus in an interview with CNN on Tuesday November 9. The Dallas Buyers Club actor had expressed some hesitance about vaccinating his kids in a discussion with Andrew Ross Sorkin for The New York Times’ “Dealbook Online Summit.”

Our Spidey senses are tingling! Spider-Man: No Way Home promises to give us more of Tom Holland’s Peter Parker — and maybe a few other Spider-Men.

The Amazing Spider-Man was “heartbreaking” because of the focus on “making as much money as possible”.The actor played the titular web-slinger in the 2012 Marvel Cinematic Universe film and its subsequent 2014 sequel. He has since commented on the “awakening” following the film’s release.“I got my heart broken a little bit,” Garfield told The Guardian about his experience starring in the MCU films.

trying and failing to get a movie about the villains going, and the fact that “Far From Home” will be smashing various Spidey universes together, we have a hard time believing the chance to finally put the Sinister Six onscreen will be wasted.But again, that’s only four villains. The Sinister Six has, well, six.

, Tom Holland's Spidey is going to need all the sense he can get as he faces familiar foes from across the Sacred Timeline and those Spider-Man movies.When last we saw Peter Parker in, his secret identity was exposed to the world by Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal), among other not-so-great accusations. And so in, he turns to Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) in search of a mystical fix.

Andrew Garfield portrayed Peter Parker from 2012 to 2014 in Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man franchise.

Andrew Garfield is getting honest about what it is like to be a part of a global franchise such as “Spider-Man”.

We’ve had three major iterations of Spider-Man on the big screen, with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland representing their own versions of the character, respectively. Maguire often gets credit for being the first.

The woman in charge of weapons on the movie set where actor Alec Baldwin fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins said Wednesday night that she had inspected the gun Baldwin shot but doesn’t know how a live bullet ended up inside.“Who put those in there and why is the central question,” Hannah Gutierrez Reed, the armorer for the movie “Rust” said in a statement issued by one of her lawyers, Jason Bowles of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Judi Love has opened up about how celebrities are "more exposed" in the wake of Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury's home being broken into in her latest column for OK! The Loose Women star, who was voted out of Strictly Come Dancing this weekend, says, "As a celebrity, there is an element of feeling more exposed, as people recognise you and may know where you live." Read Judi's column in full below...

Hilaria Baldwin’s podcast is no more.

After such an epic stint of action during Super Soap Week, it looks like there's no end to the amount of drama in store for the residents of Emmerdale.The stunt-packed episodes saw Meena Jutla (Paige Sandhu) wield her killer instinct for the second time on the show – this time targeting Andrea Tate (Anna Nightingale). Fans tuned in to watch as Meena left Andrea for dead in the burning maize maze.

One of the most interesting deals between studios in recent memory came several years ago when Sony Pictures worked out a deal with Disney/Marvel Studios to allow the latter to produce a series of ‘Spider-Man’ films. In hindsight, the deal was genius, allowing for Sony to reinvent its most popular superhero by allowing him to interact with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and for Marvel Studios, it gave the studio the chance to use one of the classic Marvel hero to spice things up.

Having already grossed $287.7 million worldwide, it’s unclear if “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” will get anywhere near the $850+ million gross of the original, but given the global pandemic, it still feels like another feather in Sony Pictures‘ cap, establishing that they can make a lot of money off the Marvel brand, even without direct help from Marvel Studios. And there are more of their Spiderverse films on the way.

The A.V. Club on Thursday, former “Degrassi” writer James Hurst recalled that the rapper — whose real name is Aubrey Graham — worried the wheelchair made him look “soft” and even threatened legal action against the show.“There was a letter from a law firm in Toronto, and it was from Aubrey,” Hurst said.

Spider-Man star Tom Holland has said that his upcoming third film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, will be the final film in a trilogy.The British actor made his debut as the Marvel hero in Captain America: Civil War, before leading in two standalone films – Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home.Now, Holland has said that the upcoming film, which is due to hit UK cinemas on December 17 2021, will be “the end of a franchise”.“I think if we were lucky enough to dive into these characters

Could the next Spider-Man film be Tom Holland’s last?