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El actor de Spider-Man 3 dice que Peter Parker "no será relegado al sofá"

Autor: Olivia Mar 19,2025

Marvel's Spider-Man 3 contará con Peter Parker como Spider-Man, a pesar de los eventos del final de Spider-Man 2, según Yuri Lowenthal, el actor de voz detrás del personaje.

En una entrevista con The Direct, Lowenthal confirmó el continuo papel activo de Parker en el anticipado, aunque no anunciado, Marvel's Spider-Man 3. Dijo: "Hay muy pocas cosas que puedo decir sobre este juego, pero de alguna manera aterrizará en lo que puedo responder, y eso es que, sí, Peter no se ha ido. Él será parte del próximo juego y no ha sido relegado a la promesa, lo prometí, lo prometí", lo que promete, "prometí", lo que promete ", lo que promete", lo que no lo ha hecho, lo que promete ", lo que promete," promete ".

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