
Spider-Man fans have reason to celebrate—Marvel's web-slinging hero is returning to the big screen in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. With Peter Parker’s identity erased from everyone’s memory after No Way Home, the film is expected to mark a new chapter, likely featuring fewer returning characters from earlier entries. So, who’s in and who might be? Here’s a look at the confirmed and rumored cast for Brand New Day.
Confirmed Cast of Spider-Man: Brand New Day
- Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker, facing a more serious chapter in his superhero journey.
- Zendaya reprises her role as MJ, though she no longer remembers Peter—a dynamic expected to evolve in the sequel.
- Jacob Batalon is back as Ned Leeds, whose loss of memory complicates his bond with Peter, and theories suggest a possible Hobgoblin arc.
- Jon Bernthal, confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter, joins as a toned-down version of Frank Castle/The Punisher, tailored for PG-13 audiences.
- Mark Ruffalo will appear as Bruce Banner/The Hulk, though how his story integrates with Peter’s remains to be seen.
- Jon Favreau reprises his role as Happy Hogan, again unaware of Peter's identity.
- Sadie Sink is confirmed but her role is under wraps, with speculation hinting at Black Cat.
- Michael Mando returns as Mac Gargan/The Scorpion, a role teased by the actor on social media.
Rumored Cast of Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Several high-profile names are rumored to join the film.
- Charlie Cox may appear as Matt Murdock/Daredevil, with fan theories tying him to Punisher’s inclusion.
- Sydney Sweeney is reportedly cast as Felicia Hardy/Black Cat, per scooper Daniel RPK, though no official word has come.
- Stephen Oyoung is rumored to play Mister Negative, a character he voiced in Insomniac’s Spider-Man game, and has expressed interest in portraying on-screen.
As Marvel continues to shape Spider-Man’s future in the MCU, Brand New Day promises a fresh slate of characters and storylines—both familiar and brand new.
COMMENTS
Comments are moderated and generally will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive.
For more information, please see our Comments FAQ