Spider-Man: No Way Home Success Leads To Fans Petitioning To Bring Back Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man
Tom Holland led Spider-Man: No Way Home has not only proved to be a success at the box office for Marvel but the film has also led to bigger and better prospects for Sony and the return of Sony's Spider-Man franchises.
Tom
Holland
led
Spider-Man:
No
Way
Home
has
not
only
proved
to
be
a
success
at
the
box
office
for
Marvel
but
the
film
has
also
led
to
bigger
and
better
prospects
for
Sony
and
the
return
of
Sony's
Spider-Man
franchises.
According
to
reports,
the
No
Way
Home
success
is
currently
being
overpowered
by
fans
as
many
are
in
awe
of
Andrew
Garfield's
portrayal
of
the
web-slinger.
Many
have
also
reached
out
to
Sony
through
social
media,
asking
the
studio
to
bring
back
Andrew
in
a
solo
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
3
film.
For
the
unversed,
Andrew
played
Spider-Man
in
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
and
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
2
however,
the
third
instalment
and
its
sequels
were
cancelled
in
2015.
Demanding
Andrew's
return
one
fan
said,
"Andrew
Garfield
deserves
his
own
Spider-Man
trilogy.
Let's
come
together
to
make
sure
he
gets
it
and
trend
#MakeTASM3
worldwide
today." Another
fan
wrote
on
Twitter,
"Andrew
Garfield
as
Peter
Parker/Spider-Man
is
perfection
#MakeTASM3."
While
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
did
not
receive
much
love
at
the
box
office
at
the
time
of
its
release,
fans
over
the
years
have
praised
the
actor
for
an
appropriate
comic
book
representation
of
the
superhero.
Andrew
Garfield
deserves
his
own
Spider-Man
trilogy.
Let’s
come
together
to
make
sure
he
gets
it
and
trend
#MakeTASM3
worldwide
today
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One
fan
requested
the
makers
for
Andrew's
return
with
a
meme
in
which
he
called
him
the
"real" Spider-Man.
While
another
added,
"We
need
more
Andrew
Garfield
as
Spider-Man,
he
deserves
to
finish
his
trilogy
#MakeTASM3."
According
to
some
reports,
Andrew
was
fired
from
the
role
after
he
didn't
show
up
at
an
event
where
Sony
chief
Kaz
Hirai
was
supposed
to
announce
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
3
for
a
2017
release.
A
leaked
2014
email
from
Sony
revealed
that
the
actor
was
'let
go' from
the
role.
It
said,
"Here
we
are
about
one
hour
away
from
our
Gala
event
and
Andrew
decides
he
doesn't
want
to
attend.
He
has
a
rather
scruffy
beard
and
he
just
wants
to
be
left
alone."
Meanwhile,
Andrew
in
2016
told
Guardian
that
he
doesn't
think
he
was
fired.
"What
I'll
proudly
say
is
that
I
didn't
compromise
who
I
was,
I
was
only
ever
myself.
And
that
might
have
been
difficult
for
some
people."
Marvel's
Spider-Man:
No
Way
Home
also
followed
through
on
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
3's
plan
to
bring
forth
the
sinister
six
fighting
the
web-slinger.
According
to
reports,
if
Sony
chooses
to
bring
back
The
Amazing
Spider-Man
with
Andrew
he
might
get
a
chance
to
fight
an
alien
aka
Venom
as
he
had
expressed
in
No
Way
Home.