The former, Sam Raimi-directed sequel is widely considered to be the best of the early Spidey movies, the Empire Strikes Back of its milieu. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the wonderful Alfred Molina, AKA Doctor Octopus in Spider-Man 2 (2004), will be joining Jamie Foxx’s Electro (from 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2) in the forthcoming sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming. The actor is currently starring in Project Power, a Netflix superhero drama, and is one of the voice stars in Pixar’s upcoming feature, Soul. He is repped by CA A, LBI Entertainment, and Ziffren Brittenham.Ī day after THR broke the news of Foxx’s casting, the actor confirmed on Instagram he was returning to the role.A nother week goes by, and yet another fan-favourite Spider-Man supervillain we never thought we’d see again is apparently on their way back to the big screen. appearing in Sony’s solo Spider-Man films.ĭespite the performance of Amazing 2, Foxx remains one of the most in-demand players in Hollywood and his casting is certain to jazz up excitement amongst fans.
Those muted box-office returns - along with the 2014 Sony hack - paved the way for Sony to do the unthinkable and strike a deal with Marvel Studios to share the character, leading to Holland starring as the webslinger in the Avengers movies and Marvel talent such as Robert Downey Jr. The film failed to impress critics and underperformed at the box office with $708.9 million globally.
Jonah Jameson, the character he played in the Tobey Maguire-starring Spider-Man trilogy, a move that tickled audiences with glee.įoxx played Electro in 2014’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which starred Garfield as Spider-Man. Story details are being kept under the mask, but having Foxx return is a stunner as it shows a further melding of the previous Spider-Man movies into the current Holland series, which is the first one that has Marvel running point on production.įar From Home began that idea by bringing back J.K. Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal are producing. Most of the supporting cast from the previous movies - including Zendaya, Marisa Tomei, Jacob Batalon and Tony Revolori - are expected to be on the call sheet when cameras roll in Atlanta this fall.
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