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Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man: No Way Home has been a hot topic amongst the MCU fandom for the better part of two years, and it has remained so since its December 2021 debut. Part of what kept that conversation going so intensely was the rumors pointing to more than a dozen potentially game-changing cameos. From Charlie Cox's Daredevil to Tom Hardy's Venom, Tom Holland's third solo outing didn't slow down for a moment. Less than 15 minutes into the runtime, Cox made his presence felt as he brought Daredevil into the MCU-proper. Even with only 70 seconds of screen time in total, none of it featuring Daredevil's superhero costume, the movie's "really good lawyer" instantly made the scene a fan-favorite moment in No Way Home . ADVERTISEMENT Now that Matt Murdock has officially crossed over from the Netflix shows, the big question is when exactly Cox will make his return, especially considering his chemistry with Tom Ho...

Although  Spider-Man: No Way Home  marked a new high for the character, bringing back actors from franchises past and raking in billions of dollars, the hero's cinematic future is uncertain at this point. After three films in the MCU, actor Tom Holland has yet to sign a contract to return as the character, even commenting outright about the unclear future for his  Spider-Man. Much like Holland's future as the super-powered wall-crawler, the prospects of other actors returning to the role are also up in the air. However, Andrew Garfield recently spoke out about his willingness to return as the character, noting how much he enjoyed the dynamic between the three Spider-Men in  No Way Home . More specifically, Garfield even commented on the idea of a crossover with the  Venom  series, calling it "a cool idea." ADVERTISEMENT Others have also chimed in about Spider-Man's time on the big screen in the coming years. Actor Vincent D'Onof...