Recent photos of Kirsten Dunst and Andrew Garfield have powered casting speculation for Spider-Man: No Way Home, and started more speculation about Daredevil’s involvement. Marvel Studios and Sony have officially uncovered very little about the third Spider-Man solo film starring Tom Holland’s Peter Parker. Be that as it may, the movie has been the subject of potentially colossal breaks and reports. The film officially is bringing back center supporting characters from the past MCU films, just as the return of Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange.
With such countless bits of gossip, actor dissents, and no trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home, it can be difficult to parse through what is really going on with the movie. Now a progression of photos are circulating on the web that have just powered speculation of how the movie connects to past Spider-Man establishments and Daredevil. It started with a photo of Kirsten Dunst strolling with a covered up female as she went to Sunset Gowers Studios. Fans immediately started speculating that the other lady she was with was Daredevil actress, Deborah Ann Woll. In the interim, Tom Holland has been spotted in Los Angeles, where Spider-Man: No Way Home reshoots/additional photography is accepted to be taking spot. Andrew Garfield was likewise recently spotted nearby, driving fans to make the quick judgment call that Dunst and Garfield’s parts in Spider-Man: No Way Home was exceptionally plausible, with Woll’s unexpected appearance uncovering her involvement and strengthening the odds of Cox showing up. Each of the photos can be seen beneath, alongside Woll’s refusal that she is the lady pictured with Dunst.
This isn’t to say that Garfield, Dunst, and other actors vigorously supposed won’t show up in Spider-Man: No Way Home. They could – and likely will – be found in the exceptionally anticipated blockbuster. But, on the off chance that Marvel figured out how to endure production without set photos of any of these supposed multiverse-based co-stars for Holland, it appears to be improbable that reshoots would be the portion of production where they goof so often. Now, fans should choose for themselves whether or not to get tied up with the current Spider-Man: No Way Home speculation.