Charlie Cox reportedly returning as Daredevil in ‘Spider-Man 4’

Charlie Cox may reprise his Daredevil role in Spider-Man 4, adding depth to Marvel’s cinematic universe.

Reports from industry insider Jeff Sneider suggest that Charlie Cox may reprise his role as Daredevil in the highly anticipated Spider-Man 4. Cox, widely praised for his portrayal of the blind vigilante Matt Murdock, became a fan favorite after starring in Netflix's Daredevil and more recently Disney+'s Daredevil: Born Again. His potential return to the big screen has ignited excitement among Marvel fans.

Cox previously made a brief but memorable cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home, where his appearance as Peter Parker’s lawyer thrilled audiences. According to Sneider, the possibility of his return in Spider-Man 4 signals Marvel’s commitment to intertwining its cinematic and streaming universes. Cox’s inclusion could also allow for a deeper exploration of the relationship between Daredevil and Spider-Man, two of New York City’s most iconic superheroes.

Marvel Studios has not confirmed Cox’s involvement, but Sneider notes that his return aligns with Marvel’s plans to integrate street-level heroes into the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The upcoming film is expected to delve into Peter Parker’s life post-No Way Home, exploring his struggles after the multiverse-altering events that left him isolated. Cox’s Daredevil could play a pivotal role in these developments, adding depth to the narrative.

The rumors come as Marvel Studios faces challenges in maintaining fan interest amid an expanding slate of projects. The return of a beloved character like Daredevil could reignite excitement for the next chapter in Tom Holland’s Spider-Man saga, ensuring strong audience engagement.

Fans eagerly await official announcements about Spider-Man 4, with Cox’s potential involvement adding to the film’s growing buzz. His return would further cement Daredevil’s significance in the MCU and provide a thrilling dynamic between two of its most beloved heroes.