Spider-Man: No Way Home was just officially announced as the third film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe franchise co-produced by Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures.

There was a time when the studios parted ways and it seemed like Tom Holland might be done playing the webslinger, but thankfully they sorted things out.

The conversation eventually turned to the new Spider-Man movie, which Holland confirmed is the last movie in his contract.

Back when Sony and Marvel worked through their issues and sparked a new deal to share Spider-Man for a third movie in the franchise, the deal also included an appearance in “a future Marvel Studios film” outside of that?

So when Tom Holland says No Way Home is his last Spider-Man movie under his current contract, he probably means for the Spidey franchise by itself?

Though Tom Holland might be eager to keep playing Spider-Man in the future, let’s not forget that the deal for Marvel and Sony to share Spider-Man almost fell apart.

So will it be so easy to negotiate a new contract that will allow Tom Holland to keep playing Peter Parker and his webhead alter ego in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Far from Home had come out and then the whole thing happened between Sony and Marvel.

There’s also a chance that Tom Holland could keep playing Spider-Man outside of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Even though Tom Holland is happy to keep playing Spider-Man, don’t expect the webslinger’s adventure to be a fast follow-up to No Way Home.

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