Check out an America Chavez concept art that was cut in the montage and photos of the costume from [Spoiler] dans Spider-Man No Way Home. Spoilers.
America Chavez is among the new characters entering the MCU in the near future. The young heroine will be played by (Xochitl Gomez) and will make her debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
However, the character almost had very different beginnings. Concept-arts of Spider-Man: No Way Home circulating over the weekend show Gomez’s character interacting with the protagonists of the third installment of the Spider-Man trilogy.
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America herself is known to be able to traverse the multiverse, which means she would likely have been linked to the introduction of the Peter Parker played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. No Way Home is, after all, the biggest foray into the Marvel multiverse to date.
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Elsewhere, a behind-the-scenes photo reveals the best look at the costume of Andrew Garfield reprising his role as The Amazing Spider-Man in No Way Home. While Garfield and Sony have persisted in saying that the actor was not involved in the film in the months leading up to its debut, the floodgates have opened since the film hit theaters and throughout the week. last, Garfield finally spoke publicly about his return.
It also meant that other people associated with the film got to speak out about their experience, including the stuntmen and liners. Garfield’s actor Omar Zaki shared the best look at Garfield’s new costume. In a lengthy Instagram post, Zaki detailed his involvement in the film, claiming he was replacing Garfield as the actor was unable to take part in two scenes included in the reshoots.
He clarifies that he is not a stuntman, he served as an understudy during the reshoots and played against Benedict Cumberbatch and Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire.
Spider-Man No Way Home is currently in theaters.
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