Sydney Sweeney Rumored for Black Cat Role in Spider-Man 4

The latest Hollywood rumor to swirl in the vortex of rumors is that Sydney Sweeney is about to land in “Spider-Man 4” as Black Cat, known for her role in “Madame Web.” It was a great shock for the Internet audience and Hollywood insider community for some time. People have discussed the nature of Sweeney’s superhero transformation, similar to Chris Evans’ from Johnny Storm in the failed “Fantastic Four” franchise to Captain America or Ryan Reynolds’ from Deadpool in “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” to the beloved “Deadpool” series. An insider, MyTimeToShineHello, whose accuracy is marked as somewhat moderate, claimed that it is not only speculation but an offer made to Sweeney to play Felicia Hardy.

The recent topic of discussion has been overshadowed by the information that the new Spidey’s move is most likely to be led by Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, who we knew from “Daredevil: Born Again”. Although people have been talking about “Spider-Man 4” for some time, the only solid information that has been published is a confirmation by Kevin Feige and Amy Pascal that the film is a part of the developmental stage. This potential offer for Sydney Sweeney and hires are a massive leap in her career as “Madame Web” was not received enthusiastically.

Regardless of the appraisal of the previous work, it would be interesting to see her as Black Cat, known for her complicated relationship with Spider-Man and heavily in-between personality. Moreover, the visual part of the character is a significant source of inspiration, which adds to the opportunity of the move in the MCU and bigger production. However, it is all a speculation that cannot be trusted at face value. There are always billions of rumors in Hollywood, and many of them have no foundation in reality.

Once Marvel or Sweeney’s representatives confirm the rumor, no one is 100% a part of “Spider-Man 4,” and it should not be treated as a fact. There is no information about the script, but the notes are composed by “No Way Home” scriptwriters, Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, who do not spoil it. No one knows what to expect, as “No Way Home” was a great success in the box office due to its multiverse, and it did give an opportunity for a portrayal of Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland’s worlds. Holland will be back, as well as Zendaya as MJ, but it may be Holland’s last Spidey’s solo movie.

People talk about his weariness with the role, so this film may be both the creation of an expanded universe a la “What If…?” and the conclusion of Holland’s role as Spider-Man.