Andrew Garfield addresses possible Spider-Man return in new interview: 'Never say never'

Asked what it might take for him to return as Spider-Man again, Garfield hinted that a reprisal remains possible

Andrew Garfield has addressed the possibility of returning as Spider-Man, saying he remains open to another appearance if the right story comes along.

The 43-year-old actor discussed a potential return during an interview with Metro Entertainment.

Asked what it might take for him to put on the Spider-Man suit again, Garfield suggested that another appearance remains possible.

“Never say never. I mean, yeah, sure,” he said. “There’s so much possibility, I guess. So, if it’s deemed a worthy story then, yeah, I’d be very curious to have a chat.“

Andrew Garfield when asked if he’d return as Spider-Man in the MCU:

“Never say never. I mean, yeah, sure. There’s so much possibility, I guess. So, if it’s deemed a worthy story then, yeah, I’d be very curious to have a chat.“ pic.twitter.com/PEytgGR0Jd

— Metro Entertainment (@Metro_Ents) October 2, 2026

Garfield last played Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: No Way Home, which brought together his version of the character with Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire.

His appearance marked his return to the role after starring in The Amazing Spider-Man and its 2014 sequel.

The actor previously spoke about his Spider-Man casting during a September appearance on Watch What Happens Live with his The Uprising co-star Jamie Bell.

The pair discussed their original auditions for the superhero role in 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man.

Bell reportedly progressed deep into the casting process and completed a screen test, but Garfield ultimately secured the role.

He went on to star opposite Emma Stone in the two films before reprising Peter Parker in No Way Home.