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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Writers on Spinoffs, Live-Action, & More
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2023
- In 2018, Sony’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse blew audiences away with its inspired story, co-penned by Phil Lord, and style, and introduced us to the Spider-Verse. Now, Shameik Moore is back as Miles Morales in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, and Lord was joined by frequent collaborator, Chris Miller, to take fans deeper into the tangled Multiverse web of Spider-People when a new, uniquely powerful foe arises. With Across the Spider-Verse hitting our dimension on June 2, Collider’s Steve Weintraub spoke to the writing duo all about this two-part sequel, new characters, spinoffs, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, and tons more.
In Miles’ next chapter, Lord and Miller discuss with Weintraub their thought process on continuing the story of Spider-Man, as it pertains to Brooklyn’s Miles Morales. Of exploring the idea of a one-stop hub for all Spider-People, courtesy of alter-Spider-Man, Miguel O’Hara (voiced by Oscar Isaac), they tell us, “Everything that we do, we're always trying to find a new way to tell a story that feels like it honors the thing that we love so much.” The duo explains how they chose which Spider-People to include in the sequel and why, as well as how they landed on what some Spider-Man fans consider to be an odd choice for an antagonist, The Spot (voiced by Jason Schwartzman). Aross the Spider-Verse also features the vocal talents of Hailee Steinfeld as Gwen Stacy, Jake Johnson as Peter Parker, Issa Rae, Daniel Kaluuya, Andy Samberg, and more.
As far as what exists Beyond the Spider-Verse, Lord and Miller discuss the rumored Spider-Man Noir live-action series, whether Nicolas Cage will be involved, more Spider-Verse saga films, and all the dedication and hard work that goes into creating them. They talk rewrites, deleted scenes, which characters almost didn’t make the final cut, if we’ll see even more Spider-People in later movies, and what their next project is. For all of this and tons more, check out the full interview in video or read along in the transcript below.
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One of the best interviewers, asking questions people actually want to know
I dont understand the obsession with wanting live action. Like... the animation is just perfect? Why make it live action?
And I have no idea how the hell would they make the last big fight scene with CGI lol
i cant speak from a larger fandom. but from a black kid who grew up watching action and superheros for me growing up seeing an actor who looked like me meant alot on screen. especially in a franchise i adore, thats why i always wished i got static live action when i was younger.
my best guess for everyone else is kinda to validate hes truly part of that bigger mcu world.
I would imagine the live action will not be a repeat of the animated movies, because that would be a disaster (3 disasters!). Maybe they mean live action applicable to the characters and worlds only but different stories/offshoot storylines.
@@FFmaxxx Or don't have a weird fixation on the colour of your skin.. You americans are so fucking weird with that shit. I'm an Iranian man who left 2 oppressive countries and currently living in Germany, You don't see me or people in similar situations crying about representation in a movie or a cartoon. You need to work on getting thicker skin, instead of worrying about your black or pink or purple skin mate.
@@MrLuffy9131they’re not gonna recreate the same scenes dummy 💀 it’s gonna be a completely different story
These guys have barely had any sleep. You can tell from their eyes.
They both look like Pete Davidson 😅
How about their entire animation team of 1000 people that they tortured?
@@kjdee140 What does it have to do with me?
Spiderverse is in my top 3 superhero movies of all time. Can’t wait to watch this one. Lord and Miller are legends.
I love the first movie as well! What are your other top two faves? And have you seen this movie yet, how did you like it? I thought it was unbelievably good, better than the first movie.
What's the other two then?
@@JakeGottfriedStudios Guardians 1 and End Game. But the new Spiderverse movie is a close one.
I would LOVE a post-release interview.
Also a full documentary.
11:08 “how do you punch a hole?”
you fill it up first!
To think Kathleen Kennedy fired these two guys for having a creative vision of Star Wars that she didn't approve of. Looking back at it now it's safe to say who came out on top of that decision.
Probably because they would have kept changing their ideas during production like they did with the animators for ATSV.
Movie of the year. No animated movie has lived rent-free in my head since the original How to Train Your Dragon!
I hope they make a solo Spider-Man 2099 animated movie id love to explore the future marvel 2099 universe
i want one on hobie ive heard there's a spider woman movie
The first time avi Arad ever made a spiderman film better 😅. This was so beautiful and full that i have already forgotten 85% of the movie. Loved ben reailly's bits, hes my fav alternate and he was so over the top it was great. But plz tell me Miles beats spot w a 3 hole puncher!
I heard this referenced on Mr. Sunday movies and I legit thought they were trolling. Like does he actually have a full knowledge of the random spidey villains?
great and insightful interview!
Lord and Miller for Secret Wars. Feige, make it happen!
Please let one of the new Spider-Man in Beyond be another Peter Parker with the red and blue suit. I feel like Peter B. was kinda wasted in this movie. I'd love to see the 90's animated series Spidey.
Fantastic interview.
Obviously I love them but man their deflection is like a hard 90
I don’t believe the studio deserves any credit for letting creators ACTUALLY be creative. It’s the bare minimum.
studios can dictate literally however much creative input creators have over something depending on the type of movie they want to produce. sometimes to a point where its the studio making the movie instead of the creators. this movie is not the case tho.
ps beyond the spiderverse refers to earth 42, which doesn't have a spiderman.
Avi Arad pitched for Spot to be in these animated Spider-Man movies
Avi arad is a horrible person and terrible as his job
@@lilmilontiktok Indeed! i really hate him as well
@M64bros 🤣🤣🤣🕸🕷🕸
@@M64bros I’m not a fan of him but what did you think of The Spot in the movie? If you’ve seen it
@@mbizzlehere9799 I thought he was really interesting and awesome as well, He was funny at first and became a big threat during the film.
I beg that Spider Man's film beyond the Spider Verse don't be the last film of Spiderman Verse
well they mentioned a noir series
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I really hope Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, and Tom Holland all returning to reprise their role in this, and especially Nicholas Cage as the voice of Spider-Man Noir (I also think he should play a live-action Spider-Man Noir. I know he’s 59. How old is that character anyway?) I also hope Zendaya, Emma Stone, Kristen Dunst, Marisa Tomei, Sally Field, Alfred Molina, Willem Defoe, Rhy Ifans, Thomas Haden Church, Tom Hardy, Topher Grace, and Jamie Foxx all return for Beyond The Spider-Verse.
I also wish that Beyond The Spider-Verse gets a PG-13 rated and at least gets a 3hrs run-time (if they want to make it happen. I know they don’t have to if they don’t want to.) I really wish some animated films like Dreamworks, Sony and Disney & Pixar were at least 2hrs long. Most of them were too short sometimes like, 1hr 30mins or 1hr 40 something minutes
Spider-Carnage?!
Live action is just a worse medium, I don't see it being great but idk