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Le projet Spider-Man Live-Action en préparation chez Sony

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Dec 17,2024

Le projet Spider-Man Live-Action en préparation chez Sony

L'univers Spider-Man de Sony serait en train de s'agrandir avec un nouveau film mettant en vedette Miles Morales en live-action. Tandis que Marvel poursuit sa propre franchise Spider-Man, Sony va de l'avant avec un projet qui pourrait revitaliser son propre univers Spider-Man (SSU).

Les rumeurs suggèrent que Sony recherche activement le rôle de Miles Morales, un personnage qui a acquis une immense popularité dans les films d'animation acclamés de Sony, Spider-Man. L'initié de l'industrie, Jeff Sneider, sur le podcast The Hot Mic, a révélé cette nouvelle de casting, suscitant l'enthousiasme des fans. On ne sait pas encore si Miles fera la une de son propre film ou apparaîtra dans un autre film SSU, bien que ce dernier semble plus probable. Il pourrait faire ses débuts dans un film Spider-Man encore inédit ou même dans le projet Spider-Gwen, selon la rumeur.

Le succès des films d'animation de Miles Morales, exprimés par Shameik Moore, rend une adaptation en live-action presque inévitable. Moore lui-même a exprimé son intérêt pour le rôle, alimentant les spéculations des fans. Hailee Steinfeld, qui a interprété Gwen Stacy dans les films d'animation, est une autre candidate potentielle qui a exprimé son soutien à une version live-action.

Alors que les films Venom de Sony ont bien performé, d'autres projets SSU comme Madame Web et Morbius ont été décevants au box-office. Un film live-action réussi de Miles Morales pourrait renforcer considérablement le SSU, mais des inquiétudes subsistent quant à la capacité de Sony à gérer un personnage aussi apprécié. Certains fans pensent que Marvel Studios serait un meilleur choix pour cette adaptation. En fin de compte, le succès dépend de la constitution par Sony de la bonne équipe créative pour rendre justice au personnage. L'attente se poursuit pour voir comment Sony procédera et si ce nouveau projet pourra surmonter les revers précédents pour répondre aux attentes des fans.

Source : John Rocha | YouTube

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