POLL: Would You Like To See Andrew Garfield Return As SPIDER-MAN?
"Sony Hack" emails and a number of other recent reports have indicated that Andrew Garfield's time as Spider-Man has prematurely come to an end. Do you think he should get another chance - potentially in the Marvel Cinematic Universe - or is it time to recast?
Poor Andrew Garfield. He rose to prominence in a decent (but disappointing) Spider-Man reboot with 2012's The Amazing Spider-Man and went on to star in the sequel which I think we can all agree is best left forgotten. Despite not working under the greatest of conditions (studio interference aplenty for example), many fans still agreed that he was a great Spidey, even if his Peter Parker was somewhat unlikeable when compared to his comic book counterpart!
With recent reports and emails indicating that neither Sony or their possible partners Marvel want Garfield back as Spider-Man, it appears as if his time as the Marvel superhero has come to an end. It's a shame as you have to imagine that his hipster douche take on Spider-Man could have actually been something truly amazing in the right hands...right? We'll let you decide with the poll below! Should he return as Spidey or would Sony (or Marvel!) be better off findining a new actor?
About The Author:
A lifelong comic book fan who grew up on Spider-Man: The Animated Series in the '90s, Josh Wilding has been contributing to ComicBookMovie.com since 2009.
While he's also written for websites like Batman-News, HeyUGuys, and WhatCulture, Josh is CBM's Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic and the site's #1 contributor with nearly two decades of experience covering film and TV news (including interviews with Tom Holland, Chris Pratt, Gary Oldman, Halle Berry, Jon Bernthal, Tom Welling, and hundreds more).
Based in the UK with his wife, Josh is also an avid WWE and Formula 1 fan and writes about those passions on CBM's sister sites, TheRingReport.com and FullThrottleHQ.com. Favourite superhero? Spider-Man. Favourite pro wrestler? CM Punk. Favourite F1 driver? Max Verstappen.