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Spider-Man: Homecoming

Directed by

Jon Watts

Written by

Screenplay by:Jonathan GoldsteinJohn Francis DaleyJon WattsChristopher FordChris McKennaErik SommersStory by:Jonathan GoldsteinJohn Francis Daley

Executive Producers

Kevin FeigeAmy PascalLouis D'EspositoVictoria AlonsoPatricia WhitcherJeremy LatchamStan LeeAvi AradMatt Tolmach

Cinematography

Salvatore Totino

Score by

Michael Giacchino

Release Date

July 5, 2017 (U.K.)July 7, 2017 (U.S.)

Running Time

133 minutes

Box Office

$880.2 million

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"Can't you just be a friendly... neighborhood Spider-Man?""But I'm ready for more than that now!" ―Iron Man and Spider-Man

Spider-Man: Homecoming is a 2017 superhero film, based on the Marvel Comics superhero of the same name. A reboot of the Spider-Man franchise, the film is a sequel to Captain America: Civil War. It is the sixteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the fourth installment of Phase Three. The film was released on July 5, 2017, internationally and on July 7, 2017, in the United States.

The film is directed by Jon Watts and stars Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, Michael Keaton as Adrian Toomes/Vulture, Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan, Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts, Zendaya as Michelle Jones, Donald Glover as Aaron Davis, Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds, Laura Harrier as Liz Allan, Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson, Bokeem Woodbine as Herman Schultz/Shocker, Tyne Daly as Anne Marie Hoag, with Marisa Tomei as May Parker, and Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man.

The film spawned three sequels: Spider-Man: Far From Home in 2019, Spider-Man: No Way Home in 2021, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day in 2026.

1 Synopsis
2 Plot
3 Cast
- 3.1 Uncredited
- 3.2 Archive Footage and Photos
4 Appearances
- 4.1 Locations
- 4.2 Events
- 4.3 Items
- 4.4 Media
- 4.5 Concepts
- 4.6 Vehicles
- 4.7 Sentient Species
- 4.8 Creatures
- 4.9 Organizations
- 4.10 Mentioned Characters
5 Production
6 Videos
- 6.1 Teaser
- 6.2 Trailers
- 6.3 Other
7 Music
8 References
9 External Links

Synopsis[]

A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man, who made his sensational debut in Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging superhero in Spider-Man: Homecoming. Thrilled by his experience with the Avengers, Peter returns home, where he lives with his Aunt May, under the watchful eye of his new mentor Tony Stark. Peter tries to fall back into his normal daily routine – distracted by thoughts of proving himself to be more than just your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man – but when the Vulture emerges as a new villain, everything that Peter holds most important will be threatened.

Plot[]

Following the Battle of New York, Tony Stark and the federal government orders the United States Department of Damage Control to clean the aftermath of the battle, driving salvage company owner Adrian Toomes out of business. Toomes convinces his crew to not surrender the Chitauri technology already scavenged from the battle and use it to further a criminal agenda. 4 years later, the crew are making big on exotic weapons deals, and Toomes begins wearing a winged harness that gives him the ability to fly.

Sometime later, Peter Parker is recruited by Stark to help in the Battle at Leipzig-Halle Airport in Berlin, but Parker resumes his studies after Stark tells him he is not yet ready to become an Avenger. 2 months later, over the objections of his aunt, May Parker, Parker quits his school's decathlon team in order to spend more time focusing on his "Stark Industries Internship", which is a cover for his crimefighting activities as Spider-Man. One night, after preventing Toomes' associates from robbing an ATM, Parker returns to his Queens apartment, where his best friend, Ned Leeds, discovers his secret identity. The next day, Leeds pesters Parker all day about his abilities as Spider-Man. During gym class that day, Leeds accidentally says Parker knows Spider-Man after hearing a conversation with Parker's love interest Liz Allan and her friends. That night, Parker is forced to go to Liz's party.

While changing into Spider-Man, Parker comes across Toomes' associates Herman Schultz and Jackson Brice selling Chitauri weaponry to local gangster Aaron Davis. Parker nearly drowns while intervening, but is rescued by Stark, who is monitoring the Spider-Man suit he gave Parker and warns him against involvement with the dangerous criminals. Later, angry with Brice for jeopardizing the operation, Toomes accidentally kills him with one of their weapons, and gives his gauntlet to Shultz.

Retrieving a Chitauri weapon left behind by Brice, Parker works with Ned to remove the power core. A tracking device leads Schultz to Midtown School of Science and Technology, but Parker and Leeds manage to evade him. After planting his own tracking device on Schultz and learning that it leads to Maryland, Parker rejoins the decathlon team and accompanies them to Washington, D.C. for Nationals. Working with Leeds, Parker disables the tracker implanted in his Spider-Man Suit and unlocks all its secret features, including the built-in AI that Parker later names Karen.

He later tries to stop Toomes from stealing weapons from Damage Control truck but ends up being overpowered and trapped inside the truck, causing him to miss Nationals. When he discovers that the Chitauri Energy Core is unstable, Parker tracks Leeds to the Washington Monument, arriving just as the core explodes and traps Leeds in an elevator. Evading local authorities, Parker manages to save Leeds and his classmates, including Liz, before the elevator plummets.

Returning to New York City, Parker persuades Davis to reveal Toomes' whereabouts. Confronting Toomes and his associates at the Staten Island Ferry, Parker captures the group's new buyer Mac Gargan, but botches an FBI operation which was attempting to arrest everyone involved in the weapon sales. Toomes avoids after Parker's attempts to shut down a malfunctioning weapon causes it to overload and tear the ferry in half. Stark, who had arranged for the FBI to apprehend Toomes, helps Parker save the passengers.

Afterwards, Stark admonishes him for his recklessness, reminding him he almost killed dozens of people as well as himself. Deciding Parker can no longer be trusted, Stark demands the suit back. Peter is left very upset, deciding afterwards to distance himself from Spider-Man and instead begins concentrating on his personal life. To that end, he finally makes a date with Liz and arranges to take her to the upcoming homecoming dance. Meanwhile, most of Toomes' workers decide to leave the operation now they know Stark is on their trail. With most of their Chitauri technology gone, Toomes decides to make one final hit which will set him and his few remaining associates up for life.

On the night of the dance, Parker goes to Liz's house to pick her up only to get the shock of his life when he learns that Liz's father is none other than Toomes. Parker only just manages to maintain his composure, however during the car ride to the dance Toomes learns that Peter went missing whenever Spider-Man was around and deduces his secret. When Liz is out of the way, Toomes tells Parker he'll let him live since he saved Liz in Washington, but warns he'll show no mercy if he continues to interfere with his plans. During the dance, Parker realizes Toomes is planning to hijack the Stark Cargo Plane transporting weaponry from Avengers Tower to the team's new headquarters. Although unsure if he can defeat Toomes without Stark's advanced tech, Parker realizes he cannot abandon his duties and leaves the dance, dons his homemade Spider-Man suit and races to Toomes' lair to confront him.

Parker is first ambushed by Schultz but defeats him with the help of Leeds. He then confronts Toomes in the lair, who attempts to persuade him to his side. When Parker refuses, Toomes destroys the building's support beams and leaves him to die under the rubble. Parker overcomes his self-doubt and escapes, before intercepting Toomes on board the now-damaged plane and steering it towards the beach near Coney Island. The two engage in a confrontation that ends with Parker saving Toomes' life from his own unstable equipment and leaving him for the New York City Police Department.

Sometime later, Parker learns that Liz is moving away and Michelle Jones will be replacing her as president of the decathlon team. After receiving a call from Happy Hogan, Parker was asked to visit the Avengers' facility. Later, Stark offers Parker an even more advanced suit and an invitation to join the Avengers. Parker declines Stark's invitation in favor of remaining a 'friendly neighborhood' Spider-Man and inspires Stark to bring an engagement ring to a press conference where Pepper Potts is present. Upon returning home, Parker discovers that Stark has returned his upgraded suit and puts it on, and looks toward the window. Meanwhile, May is standing behind him the whole time and then cusses in astonishment.

In prison, an incarcerated Gargan approaches Toomes inside the prison and explains that several criminals are banding together to exact vengeance against Spider-Man. When pressured by Gargan about Spider-Man's identity, Toomes denies any knowledge.

In the past, Captain America takes part in a public service announcement centering on the importance of patience, and explains how patience can be the key to victory but can also lead to something disappointing after waiting so long. Tired, he then asks how many more announcements he has to make.

Cast[]

For the full credits, see Spider-Man: Homecoming Credits

Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Michael Keaton as Adrian Toomes/Vulture
Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man
Marisa Tomei as May Parker
Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan
Gwyneth Paltrow as Pepper Potts
Zendaya as Michelle Jones
Donald Glover as Aaron Davis
Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds
Laura Harrier as Liz Allan
Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson
Bokeem Woodbine as Herman Schultz/Shocker
Tyne Daly as Anne Marie Hoag
Abraham Attah as Abe Brown
Hannibal Buress as Coach Andre Wilson
Kenneth Choi as Principal Morita
Selenis Leyva as Warren
Angourie Rice as Betty Brant
Martin Starr as Roger Harrington
Garcelle Beauvais as Doris Toomes
Michael Chernus as Phineas Mason/Tinkerer
Michael Mando as Mac Gargan
Logan Marshall-Green as Jackson Brice/Shocker
Jennifer Connelly as Karen (voice)
Gary Weeks as Agent Foster
Christopher Berry as Randy Vale
Jorge Lendeborg Jr. as Jason Ionello
Tunde Adebimpe as Cobbwell
Tiffany Espensen as Cindy Moon
Isabella Amara as Sally Avril
Michael Barbieri as Charles Murphy
Josie Totah as Seymour O'Reilly
Hemky Madera as Delmar
Zach Cherry as Street Vendor
Kirk Thatcher as Punk on Street
Yu Lew as Car Jacker
Sondra James as Marjorie
Bob Adrian as Yelling Man
Gary Richardson as Day Sleeper
Stan Lee as "Gary"
Joe Hang as Thai Waiter
Wayne Pére as History Teacher
Chris Evans as Steve Rogers/Captain America
Alexa Laraki as Tent Kid
Liza Fagin as Tent Kid
Kerry Condon as F.R.I.D.A.Y. (voice)
John Penick as Barry Hapgood
Ethan Dizon as Tiny McKeever
Amy Hill as Decathlon Moderator
Miles Mussenden as Park Ranger
Martha Kelly as Tour Guide
Kevin N. LaRosa as Helicopter Pilot
Ren Colley as Ferry Kid
Jennifer Kim as Ferry Mom
Ari Groover as Ferry Commuter
Louis Gonzalez as Ferry Commuter
Stewart Steinberg as Ferry Commuter
Andy Powers as Ferry Commuter
Omar Capra as Yeah Spider-Man Guy
Nitin Nohria as Dean Crimson
Vince Foster as Stark Tower Technician
Brian Schaeffer as Stark Tower Employee

Uncredited[]

Ziva as Murph
Chrissy Bisesi as Chrissy Bisesi[1]
Unknown Actress as Ronda Kramer
Unknown Actor as Douglas

Archive Footage and Photos[]

Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine (footage)
Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (footage)
Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa/Black Panther (footage)
Paul Rudd as Scott Lang/Ant-Man (footage)
Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/Hulk (photo)
John Slattery as Howard Stark (photo)
Stanley Tucci as Abraham Erskine (photo)
Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes (photo)
Kenneth Choi as Jim Morita (photo)
Neal McDonough as Dum Dum Dugan (photo)
Bruno Ricci as Jacques Dernier (photo)
JJ Feild as James Montgomery Falsworth (photo)
Derek Luke as Gabe Jones (photo)
Charles Darwin as Charles Darwin (photo)
Albert Einstein as Albert Einstein (photo)
Galileo Galilei as Galileo Galilei (photo)
Isaac Newton as Isaac Newton (photo)
Nikola Tesla as Nikola Tesla (photo)
Marie Curie as Marie Curie (photo)
Lise Meitner as Lise Meitner (photo)
Johannes Kepler as Johannes Kepler (photo)
Niels Bohr as Niels Bohr (photo)
Enrico Fermi as Enrico Fermi (photo)
David Brewster as David Brewster (photo)
Thomas Young as Thomas Young (photo)
Bhumibol Adulyadej as Bhumibol Adulyadej (photo)

Appearances[]

Locations[]

Earth
- North America
  - United States
    - New York
      - New York City
        Parker Residence
        
        Midtown School of Science and Technology
        
        Stark Expo
        Unisphere
        
        Queens Community Bank
        
        Delmar's Deli-Grocery
        
        Prachya Thai
        
        Toomes Residence
        
        Adrian Toomes' Headquarters
        
        Watcher Informant's Apartment
        
        Marjorie's Apartment
        
        Avengers Tower
        
        Chrysler Building
        
        Coney Island
        
        Statue of Liberty
        
        The Battery
        
        Brooklyn Bridge
        
        Manhattan Bridge
        
        Grand Central Terminal (flashback)
      - Avengers Compound
    - Maryland
      - Baltimore (mentioned)
    - Washington, D.C.
      - Washington Monument
      - Damage Control Deep Storage Vault
      - Lincoln Memorial
      - Triskelion (mentioned)
      - White House (mentioned; deleted scene)
    - New Jersey (mentioned)
    - Oregon (mentioned)
    - Arizona (mentioned)
      - Tucson (mentioned)
    - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (mentioned)
    - Fort Sumter (mentioned)
    - Houston (sign; deleted scene)
  - Canada (mentioned)
    - Calgary (sign; deleted scene)
  - Dominican Republic (mentioned)
- Asia
  - India
  - Indonesia (sign; deleted scene)
    - Jakarta (sign; deleted scene)
  - Beijing (sign; deleted scene)
  - Doha (sign; deleted scene)
  - Ulanbator (sign; deleted scene)
  - Bangkok (sign; deleted scene)
- Europe (footage)
  - Germany (footage)
    - Berlin (footage)
      - Kurhotel Ströszek (footage)
    - Schkeuditz (footage)
      - Leipzig-Halle Airport (footage)
  - Sokovia (mentioned)
- Lagos (mentioned)
Saturn (mentioned)
Death Star (mentioned)
Moon of Saturn (mentioned)

Events[]

Robbery of the Queens Community Bank
Adrian Toomes' Weapons Trafficking Operation
- Chase of Adrian Toomes' Crew
- Attack on the Damage Control Truck
- Rescue at the Washington Monument
- Ambush on MV Spirit of America
- Ambush on Peter Parker
- Hijacking of the Stark Cargo Plane
- Duel at Coney Island
Battle of New York (flashback)
Battle at Leipzig-Halle Airport (footage)
Battle at the Triskelion (mentioned)
Battle of Sokovia (mentioned)
Attack in Lagos (mentioned)
Battle of Fort Sumter (mentioned)

Items[]

Spider-Man Suit
- Web-Shooters
- Spider-Signal
- Spider-Drone
- Spider-Tracer
- Synthetic Webbing
- Training Wheels Protocol
- Baby Monitor Protocol
Vulture's Exo-Suit
Shocker's Gauntlet
Mark XLVII Iron Man Armor
Mark XLII Iron Man Armor
Arc Reactor
Chitauri Technology
- Chitauri Blowtorch
- Chitauri Energy Core
- Anti-Gravity Gun
- Chitauri Gun
- Chitauri Helmet
- Chitauri Staff
- Matter Phase Shifter
- Anti-Gravity Climbers (mentioned)
Ultron Blaster Gun
Ferry Cutter
Nanites
- Iron Spider Armor
Tony Stark's Glasses
Dum-E
U
YouTube
Hydra-Upgraded Sten Mark II Submachine Gun (photograph)
Mark XLVI Iron Man Armor (footage)
Captain America's Shield (footage)
Captain America's Uniform (footage)
Mark III War Machine Armor (footage)
Panther Habit (footage)
Ant-Man Suit (footage)
Sokovia Accords (mentioned)
Crossbones' Battlefield Suit (mentioned)
Ultron Sentries (mentioned)
Black Hole Grenade (mentioned)
Vibranium (mentioned)
Mark XLIV Iron Man Armor (mentioned)
Megingjörð (mentioned)

Media[]

A Film by Peter Parker
Midtown News
Captain America's Fitness Challenge
Ferris Bueller's Day Off (footage)

Concepts[]

Wormhole (drawing)
Time Travel (mentioned)

Vehicles[]

Gulfstream G650 Stark Industries Private Jet
Chitauri Chariot
Stark Cargo Plane
Quinjet
Staten Island Ferry
- MV Spirit of America
Audi R8 Spyder
Audi TTS Roadster
Audi A8
Helicarrier (deleted scene)

Sentient Species[]

Humans
Chitauri (mentioned)
Demons (mentioned)

Creatures[]

Cats
Dogs
Seagulls
Rats
Leviathans (flashback)
Spiders (mentioned)
Salamanders (mentioned)

Organizations[]

Stark Industries
Adrian Toomes' Crew
Avengers
United States Department of Damage Control
Metropolitan Police Department
FBI
New York City Police Department
Fire Department of New York City
Criminal Avengers
United States Capitol Police
United States Coast Guard
NY1
Fox News
New York State Department of Corrections
Howling Commandos (picture)
Korean Church of Asgard (logo)
NASA (logo)
Plākāt. (deleted scene)
CIA (mentioned)
NSA (mentioned)
Hydra (mentioned; deleted scene)
New York Mets (logo)
GameStop (mentioned)
Synchrony Financial (logo)

Mentioned Characters[]

Thor (art)
Hawkeye (art)
Ben Parker (indirectly)
RocketRobinson67
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waverlyflams
lazycat619
Delmar's Daughter
Marjorie's Mother
Ned Leeds' Mother
Ultron
Odin
Miles Morales
Harrison Thompson
Vision
Tabitha Harrington
Debbie Berman
Chris Buongiorno
Palpatine
Davy Crockett
Frank Sinatra
Bon Jovi
Bruce Springsteen

Production[]

According to Kevin Feige, Spider-Man: Homecoming was set to begin production in June 2016. “We literally just crossed the halfway mark of Captain America: Civil War last week, it’s day 42 or 43 of 80. We start filming Doctor Strange in London in November. We start shooting Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in February-March [2016]. We start filming Thor: Ragnarok and Spider-Man around the same time, around June of next year.”[2]

On April 12, 2016, the movie's title was officially confirmed to be "Spider-Man: Homecoming". On April 13, it was reported that Michael Keaton was in negotiations for the role of an unknown villain, but he dropped out of the project one week later.[3]

Later in the month, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that Robert Downey Jr. will reprise his role as Tony Stark/Iron Man in Spider-Man: Homecoming.[4]

On May 20, 2016, Keaton was reportedly back in talk and entered in final negotiations.[5]

On June 14, 2016, It was reported that Donald Glover had been cast in an unknown role.[6]

On June 16, 2016, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Logan Marshall-Green was in talk for the role of a villain.[7] The same day, Deadline reported that Martin Starr also joined the cast.[8]

On July 23, 2016, at San Diego Comic-Con, a number of roles were confirmed including Michael Keaton as the Vulture and Tony Revolori as Flash Thompson. They also unveiled the first piece of footage, showing Peter in high school.[9]

On September 23, 2016, Tom Holland officially wrapped his scenes in Atlanta and moved to New York City.[10]

On October 3, 2016, the principal photography of the movie wrapped production.[11]

Videos[]

Teaser[]

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - Trailer Tease

Trailers[]

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - Official Trailer (HD)

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - Official International Trailer (HD)

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - Official Trailer 2 (HD)

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - International Trailer 2

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - Official Trailer 3 (HD)

SPIDER-MAN HOMECOMING - International Trailer 3 (HD)

Other[]

Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet Premiere - Part 1

Jon Favreau Brings Happy Back at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Louis D'Esposito Discusses the MCU at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet Premiere - Part 2

Michael Keaton Swoops Into the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Tom Holland Swings Into Action at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Marisa Tomei Talks Raising Spider-Man at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Laura Harrier Chats About High School at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Tom Holland Makes an Entrance at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet Premiere

Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal Talk Spidey at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Zendaya Arrives at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Martin Starr Talks Going Back to High School at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Jon Watts Spins a Web at the Spider-Man Homecoming Red Carpet World Premiere

Catch Up with HOMECOMING and FAR FROM HOME

Music[]

Spider-Man: Homecoming - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Song title	Artist	Location(s)
Time to Pretend	MGMT	Official Trailer
Confident	Demi Lovato	Official International Trailer
Act My Age	Hoodie Allen	Third Official Trailer
Theme from The Avengers	Alan Silvestri	Peter Parker arrives at the Avengers Compound.
Can't You Hear Me Knocking	The Rolling Stones	Vulture arrives at his own headquarters.
The Underdog(Instrumental)	Spoon	Peter Parker walks to school from the subway.
A Buena Vista	Soneros de Verdad	Peter Parker visits Delmar's Deli-Grocery to buy food.
Blitzkreig Bop	Ramones	Spider-Man goes all over New York City trying to find criminals. End Credits.
The Queens Community Bank Jingle	Andrea Datzman	Spider-Man infiltrates Queens Community Bank to stop petty criminals for stealing money.
In The Air	Craig Craig	A car passes by, blaring this song.
Maximum Effort	FlipBois	Ned Leeds and Peter Parker arrive at the party.
Rise To The Top	Kill The Giant	Peter Parker debates whether he should enter the party as Spider-Man when he spots an explosion from a distance.
Oh Yeah	Yello	As Spider-Man chases Adrian Toomes' Crew through the neighborhood, a scene of Ferris Bueller's Day Off began to play.
Do It Betta	Scip The Great	Ned Leeds phones Peter Parker from the party.
Aye Yo Gee	Icy Black	Ned Leeds phones Peter Parker to say he shouldn't bother returning to the party.
Going Up the Country	Canned Heat	Liz Allan quizzes the Decathlon team as they head to Washington, D.C. on the school bus.
Cineramascope (feat. Trombone Shorty and Cory Henry)	Galactic	News report after the Rescue at the Washington Monument.
La Consequencia	SWJ Mafia	Aaron Davis walks to car before he gets interrogated by Spider-Man.
Save It for Later	The English Beat	Peter Parker prepares for the Homecoming dance with Liz Allan, with the help of May Parker.
The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys	Traffic	Background music for Adrian Toomes' car radio.
Moon Over Bangkok(Instrumental)	Matt Hirt	Peter Parker and May Parker eat at the Prachya Thai restaurant.
Space Age Love Song	A Flock of Seagulls	Background song during the Homecoming dance.
Yodeler's Dance	Hollywood Trailer Music Orchestra	Peter Parker's ringtone. End Credits.
Flashdrv	Tony Revolori	Flash Thompson performs this song at Liz Allan's party.

References[]

The Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Spider-Man: Homecoming.

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↑ Robert Downey Jr. Joins The Cast Of Spider-Man: Homecoming
↑ Michael Keaton Closing Deal to Play Villain in Spider-Man: Homecoming
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↑ SDCC 2016: Spider-Man: Homecoming Introduces Its Villain
↑ Spider-Man: Homecoming: Tom Holland Jet Sets From Atlanta Into New York
↑ SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Wraps Filming With An Exhausted Cast And Crew

External Links[]

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