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Was that Peter Parker helping a man in a wheelchair cross an intersection? No, it was Chris Hellenthal, a college student returning from a summer job.
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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' press tour confirms Peter Parker's street-level reset—but Sadie Sink's role remains secret
Spider-Man: Brand New Day's press tour confirms a grounded, street-level reset for Peter Parker with Jon Bernthal—but Sadie Sink's mystery role stays secret.
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Spider-Man 4: Hulk Star Mark Ruffalo's Recent Absences Finally Make Sense
Mark Ruffalo‘s continued absence from Spider-Man 4’s press tours finally has an explanation. The popular actor is part of Tom Holland‘s upcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day. He will be seen reprising the role of Bruce Banner and Hulk.
The first filmmaker to direct both a Marvel and a Sony film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe tells IndieWire about the finer details of Peter Parker's current lot in life, the "Kang" fallout, and why this one is so personal.
Marvel boss Kevin Feige has officially confirmed Miles Morales' MCU debut ahead of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Read on for more.
Brand New Day being a secret. Could she be the hooded villain we see in the trailers? Will she be the MCU’s version of Jean Grey, ushering in their take on the X-Men? Is it possible that she will be a more “comic-accurate” version of Mary Jane Watson?
Brand New Day, and while it’s light on new footage, it’s heavy on emotion. With just under two weeks to go until the fourth film in the series hits theaters, the trailer is primarily comprised of footage from the previous three installments to remind us how we got here and what’s at stake.