“Spider-Man: No Way Home” (Spider-Man: Homeless Day/Spider-Man: No Way Home) reached $240 million at the North American box office in the first week of its release, and it reached $580 million worldwide, which shows its popularity. . In an earlier interview with The New York Times, Marvel Studios President Kevin Fiege and Sony executive Amy Pascal confirmed that the sequel to “Spider-Man: No Way Home” is in active production.
“Amy and I, Disney and Sony are talking about it. Yes, we are actively developing the next direction of the story. I admit it so frankly because we don’t want fans to experience the same after experiencing “Spider-Man: Far From Home” again. It won’t happen again this time.” Kevin Fiege was referring to the breakdown of the negotiations between Disney and Sony in 2019, causing Spider-Man starring Tom Holland to almost withdraw from the MCU, and Amy Pascal also mentioned that she likes to work with Kevin Fiege, and Hope this partnership will continue.
It’s worth noting that Amy Pascal publicly stated at the end of last month that “Spider-Man: Far From Home” will not be the last Spider-Man film that Sony has collaborated with Marvel and Tom Holland. The official future plans to launch three new ones. Music, interested readers may wish to look forward to it.