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Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire just teased their MCU return. No, this wasn’t during an interview. Furthermore, this isn’t part of a Sony leak. Rather, it’s in plain sight for a new Spider-Man: No Way Home promo. Sony releases the More Fun Stuff version of Spider-Man: No Way Home in theaters on September 2.
More Fun Stuff contains about 15 minutes of deleted footage unavailable anywhere else. Among them is a conversation between Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire that drops a major hint.
Andrew Garfield said:
We should do this again.
Tobey Maguire replied:
You got it.
Andrew Garfield And Tobey Maguire Hint At MCU Return In New Footage
Sony included this footage in the video for a reason. On one hand, it generates new interest in Spider-Man: No Way Home. But it also hints at the future. Without a doubt, Garfield and Maguire will reunite with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man. After all, Spider-Man: No Way Home swung past $1.9 billion global.
There’s no way any company makes this a one and done get-together. On the contrary, they can’t repeat themselves, either.
On August 20, we scooped that Garfield and Maguire will come back to the MCU in Avengers: Secret Wars.
Indeed, sources claim this is the event film that’ll reunite them. However, to keep it fresh, Marvel Studios provides a twist. Holland becomes Venom. The symbiote Tom Hardy left behind in a Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s post-credit scene takes over him. At last, Venom receives an origin rooted in Secret Wars.
Andrew Garfield And Tobey Maguire Hint At MCU Return In New Footage
Image: Sony Pictures
In the comic books, the symbiote attached itself to Spider-Man in Secret Wars No. 8. Granted, Holland won’t replace Hardy’s Venom. No, that’s in a different universe. Rather, Holland turns into Venom in Avengers: Secret Wars. He will fight them.
Marvel Studios unleashes Avengers: Secret Wars in cinemas on November 7, 2025. That’s only three years or so from now.
Thus, it’s no surprise More Fun Stuff is preparing audiences for it already. After all, Loki already set up its multiverse adventures. As a matter of fact, so did Spider-Man: No Way Home.
The general public are probably unaware what Garfield and Maguire are referring to. For the enlightened fans, though, fireworks are about to go off again.