Spider-Man: No Way Home includes one more hidden MCU cameo that you might have missed
A familiar face from Homecoming is in No Way Home
Spider-Man: No Way Home’s home release has meant we've been gifted abundant secret featurettes, deleted scenes with Peters 1 and 2, and, of course, the chance to search frame-by-frame for Marvel references and Easter eggs.
And wouldn’t you just know it, No Way Home’s final secret cameo has just been found – and it’s an incredible deep cut charting back to Spidey’s MCU debut.
Reddit user KostisPat257 discovered that actor Gary Weeks, who played Damage Control’s Agent Foster during the Adrian Toomes flashback scene in Spider-Man: Homecoming, also appeared briefly in No Way Home. You can see him appear after the Damage Control squad show up at Aunt May's apartment.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home was home to several nods and winks to Marvel past – but not everything made the cut.
"I don’t know if we’re allowed to, honestly, but there were big characters," co-screenwriter Chris McKenna told Yahoo of initial plans to include certain unnamed Marvel characters.
In similar cameo-shaped news, Matt Murdock actor Charlie Cox says "something" is planned for his character after his MCU debut as Peter Parker’s really, really good lawyer.
"I don't know much, but I know there will be something else," Cox told Radio Times.
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That follows on from Daredevil and other Marvel shows that were previously under the Netflix umbrella heading to Disney Plus under the ‘Defenders Saga’ banner.
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