Are you actually with Marvel?
Do you have some sort of credentials you could show us?
What's the secret password?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
What is going on with Peter Parker?
What is going on with you?
Well, in this film, unfortunately,
due to our previous film, Mysterio has now "revelled"
his identity to the world.
The world knows that--
"Revelled"?
Revealed.
I got your, don't worry.
His identity--
She meant to say revealed.
His identity to the world.
Now the world knows that Spider-Man is
Peter Parker, and chaos ensues.
No. Now that--
No, that's a good-- that's good.
It's just true.
Chaos does ensue.
Yeah, and everybody thinks that he's a bad guy.
And basically, from there, he's just
trying to protect his friends and his family
from everything that comes along with basically being
associated with a murderer.
[LAUGHS]
Yeah.
Essentially, yeah.
Everyone thinks he's a murderer.
So here we are.
MJ is falling head-over-heels in love for Peter.
[CHUCKLES]
Not-- not lying, that's true.
That's true.
She is.
He's a bit hesitant though.
Uh-uh.
Who could fall in love with that?
[LAUGHTER]
He didn't think it was the right choice, but then--
Yeah, he's still pining after Liz from the first movie.
What is going on with MJ?
She is coming out of her shell.
She's feeling more confident.
She's falling in love.
She has found this person that she can
trust and express herself with.
And as soon as she does, what happens?
And as soon as she finds this person that she can really,
really be herself with, their lives-- their lives
are flipped upside down.
His identity is revealed.
The world now thinks he's this mass murderer--
Back to MJ.
And they-- they had to-- yeah, back to MJ.
And then MJ and him have to figure out
how to clear his name, and it's very exciting, it's very sad,
it's funny, it's loving, it's kind, it's emotional.
Everyone, really.
I mean, you make me laugh a lot.
I'm pretty funny.
Jacob makes me laugh.
Jacob's easy to make laugh.
But here's the--
You have to make a dirty joke and he's just--
But here's the thing, I don't think we're, like, attempting
to make each other laugh, so much as laughing at each other,
and then we make the jokes, and then
it gets funnier and funnier.
Yeah, the jokes are always born out of one
of us doing something stupid.
Yeah.
I think--
Way to not suck.
--that you are very good at acting.
Yeah.
You're very good.
Think you're good, too.
Thank you.
Yeah.
And I think that [INHALES]
I think you chose the right job.
I think you could have done other things,
but you're a really great actor.
Thank you.
But you can do anything, that's the annoying thing.
Great.
Is you literally can do whatever [INAUDIBLE]..
I couldn't be a veterinarian or something like that though.
Why not? You love animals.
I love animals.
I think you could do it.
But my brain?
[LAUGHS] I believe you.
I'm also, later in life--
I know that's a ridiculous thing to say at the age of 25,
but later in life, I have become rather squeamish.
Like, I'm not-- like, my cousin is just graduating as a surgeon
at the moment, and it's amazing, and obviously
everyone's incredibly proud of her, but the idea of, like,
cutting someone open--
[LAUGHS]
I just don't think I could do it.
I'm glad that you don't want to cut anyone open.
See, I don't really understand how the grade
point average thing works because we
don't have that in England.
You don't?
No, we just--
Do you have like A's, B's?
Yeah, but the way we-- like, you
have a grade point average that goes
on throughout the year, right?
Where they say you need to bump your grades up.
We have exams just at the end of the year.
So the entire year you're working towards a week's
worth of exams, and then, in the summer,
you find out what you got.
That sounds stressful.
Yeah, it's very stressful.
Yeah, your grades are probably horrible.
I don't think they're horrible because he's so clever.
It's not about you being smart.
It's just about the fact that you
don't have time to turn it in.
Yeah, see, that's the thing.
Like, in England, he could just sit the exams.
He could take a week off from being Spider-Man,
sit the exams, ace them, he'd be fine.
But what you're saying [CROSSTALK] is it
takes a lot more continuous work.
Yeah, you have to turn in your work.
Interesting.
[LAUGHS] So yeah, you would have like an F.
What was your grade point average?
A plus, dude.
Really?
Yeah, I was a stellar student.
Wow. (MUTTERING) She's lying.
No, seriously.
In middle school I got a-- like, a certificate, and a gift,
like, voucher thing for-- for like free meal
at a restaurant for having the third highest GPA in school.
Not the first, obviously.
Being Spider-Man has changed my life.
It's been incredible.
The roller coaster from the moment I got on to the moment
we've got off has just been absolutely amazing,
and I wouldn't have changed a single moment of it, you know.
This film really is a celebration
of three generations of cinema.
I was delighted to kind of be at the helm
and be the captain of the ship, which was awesome.
So it's been incredible.
It's been honestly, the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
Well, there's a few things.
I think that Peter helps to melt her a little bit
and, like, break the shell that she's had to build in order
to protect herself from the world
because I think she's probably had a tough life,
you know, and doesn't have many people she feels
that she can trust and rely on.
And Peter has now become one of those people.
And she doesn't want to lose him.
And I think--
But she does.
What?
She does lose him.
- Yeah, but she doesn't want to. - I know.
It's horrible.
It's awful.
I just really felt good saying that as a spoiler
and getting that out.
It's quite nice saying a spoiler.
Yeah.
But yeah, I think she--
she-- she doesn't want to lose this person that really, I
think, has allowed her to feel more and more like herself,
and more and more confident in who she is, and loves her
exactly for all the quirks and things that make her
who she is.
I don't know.
All on the same token, I think because he's going through
so much, she now takes on his positivity
that maybe he's losing a little bit.
So he takes on a more negative, nihilistic outlook.
I mean, rightfully so, because he's been through so much,
and she's the one that's trying to--
Yeah, it's like a role reversal.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
I wanted them to have a happy ending.
I wanted them just to go to college.
But look, we're still here.
We're feeling good.
We're proud of the movie.
It would have been so nice for them to go to college
and just swing off into the sunset.
Yeah.
But unfortunately, you know, this is the way it is.
It doesn't happen.
I mean, I think the relationship between me
and Marissa, throughout these films,
has been really integral to the heart and soul of the story.
So, you know, this scene that kind of seemingly
comes out of the blue, like, no one expects this to happen,
it's going to be really, really hard-hitting for people that
haven't yet seen the movie.
I also think it's important to acknowledge Aunt
May in in the respect that everybody's like,
oh, he always has to have a mentor, and like--
Yeah, that's very true.
All these father figures, and all this stuff,
like, with Tony and everyone, which is true,
but it's also, like, but Aunt May has raised him.
And she's also a great role model.
She's a great role model.
She's taken-- she's raised a lovely young man,
and she's done it on her own.
And I feel like--
You're very right.
She doesn't get the credit you deserve.
You're right.
She also runs the FEAST Foundation, you know.
She's a good-- she's an incredible role model.
Yeah.
Shout out to Aunt May.
Awesome.
I love Benedict.
It's always a pleasure to share the screen with him,
so it was a lot of fun to do it again.
He's very sweet, very, like, just--
just a nice guy to be around.
And also it was really cool--
I actually have a picture of him,
like, skateboarding around set. - Oh, yeah, you do, yeah.
He was like--
I just love seeing Dr. Strange--
Skateboarding.
--skateboarding.
The coolest.
Love Jon Favreau.
He is, like, the coolest guy.
And so funny.
So funny.
Such great comedic timing.
We had so much fun working with Charlie.
Like, it's really interesting doing a scene between two
superheroes that has no like real superhero stuff in it,
apart from the bit where he catches the brick.
But it was awesome. - I didn't get to be there.
You weren't there for that?
Oh, well, you were there for that day.
I was there for behind-the-scenes,
watching you guys. - Oh, yeah.
- But I didn't get to, like-- - You didn't get to be in it.
--be in it.
But it was great.
I loved working with Charlie.
The coolest.
One of the funniest people I've ever met.
Like, he really makes me laugh.
You love-- you love Alfred.
Yeah, I had a really good time with Alfred.
I've never worked with an actor who was able to give
a director so many options.
Like, he has this one speech in the film where he's
talking about this sort of--
Peter's kind of existential crisis, and he--
Scared the [BLEEP] out of everyone, to be honest.
Scared the [BLEEP] out of everyone, and he gave
us so many different options.
He must have done it 30 times and they were all different.
The coolest thing is that everyone's so lovely
and then they just play, like, these very evil characters.
Evil people, yeah.
And they're so-- he's so good at just,
like, just being like lovely--
like, you know, hey, how are you,
I'm good, da, da, da, and then (GROWLING).
You know, like, whoa.
Tobey was so funny.
He's so cool.
Like, so cool.
Like, we had so many little in-jokes that came
up from working with Tobey.
Definitely not your dad.
Your dad.
T. McG.
T. McG, man.
Like, he was so funny, and, like, he was really,
like, excited to be back.
You could tell that, like, it really meant a lot to him.
And him putting the suit on again,
and us getting back together, like, it was awesome.
It was so funny, that first day.
I was, like, nervous for you.
Yeah, I was stressed.
Because I was, like-- we had to do, like, a rehearsal.
And me and Jacob felt like your parents.
Dropping me off at school?
Like, dropping you off at kindergarten for the first day.
And it's, like, I hope the other kids like him.
You know, and like, I hope he doesn't come back crying.
And so we were just there and, like,
I was taking pictures of you guys so that you could have it.
And it was so cute.
You have some amazing pictures of us.
- I do. - Yeah.
I do.
Andrew Garfield, the legend himself.
It was such a privilege to work with him.
He's so lovely.
Like, he's such a lovely guy.
They both cared so deeply about the characters and what
their characters-- what their-- their journey
had been as Spider-Man.
And it was so beautiful to see all of you guys connect
on that, and be able to talk to each other about such
a special experience, that very few people have
been able to like don the suit.
So I don't know, it was great to see
how much you guys all really cared and kind
of had each other's back.
It was really sweet.
It's like a brotherhood.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Oh!
They're real!
You guys are from Marvel.