After three months of production, the "Spider-Man Homecoming" set has officially wrapped up. Photos of the cast and crew who were beat after rigorous filming were shared on social media. Given the completion timeline, there are rumors that Tom Holland, the actor who plays Peter Parker, would be in another Marvel film, "Avengers: Infinity War."
"Spider-Man Homecoming" Production
Following his appearance in "Captain America: Civil War," Holland's Spider-Man received raving reviews which led to a new solo movie featuring Peter Parker. Shooting for the film was done mainly in Atlanta but the entire cast and crew moved to New York which is where the fictional hero lives. Holland was sighted swinging all over the city for still shots and the classic spidey moves.
The story of "Spider-Man Homecoming" follows young Peter Parker as he navigates through high school as the stereotyped nerd while fighting the evil in his city. The entire production was completed right on schedule for a Marvel film pickup.
Given the team's decision to shoot in New York, there were rumors of a new villain. This theory became quite unlikely since shortly after the team made its way to the Big Apple, an announcement was made that production has been completed. Shots of the team who were finally glad to get some rest were posted by the lead star on Instagram.
Peter Parker In "Avengers: Infinity War"
Based on reports, Holland teased that he could be back in Atlanta as Peter Parker. This could mean that Spider-Man would appear in "Avengers: Infinity War." Now that "Spider-Man Homecoming" has wrapped up, he has about a month of rest before he starts filming for another Marvel film. After Spider-Man's appearance in "Civil War" became a hit, he would be a good addition to "Infinity War" together with the rest of Marvel's superheroes.
"Spider-Man Homecoming" is scheduled for a mid-summer release on July 7, 2017. Aside from Holland, it also stars Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds), Laura Harrier (Liz Allan), Tom Revolori (Flash Thompsom) and Zendaya (Mary Jane).
