As you well know Sony, along with many other film companies, was forced to postpone the filming of some of its productions, including Uncharted e Spider-Man 3 (still without definitive title), due to the health emergency caused by the coronavirus. In addition to having revealed the start of filming of the film based on the famous franchise N, in the past few hours a video has emerged on reddit where the same Tom Holland, interpreter in the respective films of Nathan Drake and the iconic Peter Parker, stated that works with Spider-Man 3 will be completed by February next year. You can retrieve the clip from the following link. We report in detail what the well-known British actor said:
I'm going to finish Uncharted, finish Spider-Man in February next year. In addition, there will be two press tours that, perhaps together, will require six weeks of work.
The new film, starring the famous wall climber of the Marvel Universe, should land in cinemas next time November 5 2021. So, if Holland's reported timing turns out to be correct, the Spider-Man: Far From Home sequel would be on track to begin production by next fall, as previously reported. At the moment, neither Sony nor Marvel have disclosed more details on the plot of the new Spider-Man 3, although several theories "predict" that it will be Kraven the Hunter the main villain of the film.
