New Spider-Man 3 set photo seemingly shows Doctor Strange meeting Peter Parker

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New photos from the set of Spider-Man 3 look after like they show a meeting between Doctor Strange and Peter Parker.

The determine is a tree-lined street, with Sophisticate Adventive (or someone in his red and blue piping-collared dress up, at to the lowest degree) slack on the steps of a domiciliate that looks a good deal like the Doc's Fres York Urban center brownstone. It's pretty a great deal impossible to identify who the other figure in the shot is – their back is to the camera and they're covered up in a nondescript hoodie and jeans. However, judging by their stature, we think it's beautiful safe to imagine it's Spidey himself, Peter Parker.

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Spider-Man: No Way Home will see Tom Holland reprise the role of Spidey. Zendaya, Marisa Tomei, and Jacob Batalon will besides return as MJ, Aunty May, and Ned. There are some new faces in this movie too – but not that new. Alfred Molina wish play Doctor Octopus, a role atomic number 2 in the beginning played in 2004's Spider-Piece 2, in which Toby Maguire played Peter Parker. Plus, Jamie Foxx is back As Electro, a part He played in 2014's The Amazing Spider-Piece 2, which saw Andrew Garfield take the lead.

The rest of the secret plan is being kept tightly below wraps, but we do know that Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange volition be taking on the role of mentor for Peter, replacing Iron-Man. Other set photos rich person revealed that the movie will be set concluded the holiday period, showing St. Peter and MJ in the snow. And, naturally, there are all those multiverse rumors, which actors like Garfield make vehemently denied. With Doctor Strange's next movie holding the title 'Multiverse of Madness', however, we think maybe the Garfield doth protest too so much.

In the meantime, the multiverse is being explored a bantam more via Wonder's Disney Plus shows – Loki season 1 introduced U.S.A to "link events" and the upcoming animated series What If…? explores alternate timelines in the MCU and what may cause happened if certain events in the franchise had at rest down differently.

While we waitress for Wanderer-Man: No Way Home to arrive in theaters on December 17, make dependable you're up to date with the MCU with our guide to Marvel Phase 4.

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