The final act of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's multiverse saga is rapidly approaching its climax, scheduled to culminate with the massive event of Avengers: Secret Wars in 2027. This sprawling, reality-altering narrative promises to unify every dimension and hero, including those previously separated from the core timeline. Amid the swirling speculation about which iconic figures will return for this grand finale, the conversation naturally turns to the multiple versions of Spider-Man. One beloved web-crawler, Andrew Garfield, having already experienced the thrill of multiversal travel, has now publicly indicated his eagerness to explore another corner of the Spider-Verse.

What are the views of Andrew Garfield on the animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and the Spider-Man?

MTV recently interviewed Andrew Garfield, who previously played Spider-Man in live-action films. When asked about his future involvement in superhero projects, he gave an enthusiastic response about a related animated franchise. Garfield stated that he really loves the Spider-Verse movies and holds great respect for the creators, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. Expressing his interest in being a part of the franchise, he said, “Just putting that out there”. 

Garfield's Peter Parker has already made a small, yet significant, appearance within the animated narrative. Archival footage from The Amazing Spider-Man franchise was utilized briefly in the film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. His expressed desire to return, according to his interview with MTV, perfectly aligns with the franchise's ongoing exploration of endless Spider-People.

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This publicly stated enthusiasm now leads to a consideration of his character's broader history across the spidey world.

Hacksaw Ridge star Andrew Garfield’s tenure as Peter Parker began with The Amazing Spider-Man in 2012, followed by its 2014 sequel, The Amazing Spider-Man 2. These two Sony-produced films established his iteration of the character as a troubled and athletic hero grappling with the mystery of his parents' past and the devastating loss of Gwen Stacy. While his original storyline was cut short, leaving Peter Parker a somewhat more haunted and unresolved figure, his unique portrayal gained a massive resurgence years later thanks to the unfolding multiverse narrative.

The multiverse concept became the bridge that brought Peter Parker into the Marvel Cinematic Universe-adjacent space. He officially reprised his role in the 2021 film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, joining Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland's versions for a spectacular team-up that delighted fans worldwide. Additionally, his version of the character was later seen in the 2023 animated film Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, appearing via archival footage, further cementing his Spider-Man as a vital part of the sprawling, interconnected Spider-Verse canon.

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