The new title of "Spider-Man" recently leaked online and it made many fans excited. Latino Review shared the latest post of their good friend El Mayimbe on social media.
"RT! #UNCONFIRMED #RUMOR Take with the tiniest grain of salt pending further confirmation. I'm being told the working title for the untitled SPIDER-MAN stand alone film is SPIDER-MAN: THE NEW AVENGER Again, it's Sunday so take with grain pending further confirmation," Fanboy journalist Umberto Gonzalez wrote on Instagram.
According to the website, the reboot will focus on Peter Parker's story when he was still in high school which means that the producers will be looking for a young actor to take over Andrew Garfield's role.
"The actors being considered are Nat Wolff (Paper Towns), Asa Butterfield (Hugo), Tom Holland (In the Heart of the Sea), Timothee Chalamet (Men, Women & Children), and Liam James (The Way Way Back)," they reported.
Apart from these actors, there were reports that Mateus Ward could be the new Peter Parker. Bad Ass Digest revealed that the "Weeds" actor secretly auditioned for the role and it was even held at his home. If he's chosen for the role, then he will be the first high-school-aged actor to portray the superhero.
The new title of "Spider-Man" that leaked online could be a hint that Peter Parker will be joining The Avengers. A few weeks ago, there were rumors that the web-slinging superhero will be featured in "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" post-credits.
However, the leaked footage wasn't shown in the movie theaters so Marvel may put in another upcoming film such as "Captain America 3."
Robert Downey Jr. is confirmed to star as Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man alongside Chris Evans in "Captain America: Civil War." During an interview with David Letterman, the 50-year-old actor was asked if Spider-Man will also appear in the movie.
"He may well be. Yeah, I hear that they're looking to cast a new Spider-Man," he said as reported by Comic Book.
