Unlike several previous adaptations, spiderman which is part Marvel Cinematic Universe was not addressed from a spider bite to Peter Parker. As it happened with other actors, this fact, in the case of Tom Holland, was left out in a mega-story that includes Marvel, Disney and Sony. There is an explanation for this from director Jon Watts.
The classic story of Spider-Man involves being bitten by a radioactive spider in a lab. This fact was not presented as part of the adaptation taking place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Omission for convenience? Does it make sense to retell a famous story? Probably no. But many fans remain attentive to how Tom Holland’s Peter Parker acquired his skills.
In that sense, Jon Watts, the director of the Spider-Man saga in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, mentioned it during an interview. This detail, whether it was anecdotal or not, was key to the director, because it freed him from an explanation that some follower might have claimed. Because of this, he was able to tell the character from a different perspective.
What did Jon Watts say about Tom Holland’s Spiderman and the spider bite?
The question of whether Peter Parker was Tom Holland whether he was bitten by a spider, went through the director’s film production John Watts. In an interview reflected TheDirect, the director explained the topic. He did this by pointing out that there were “a few vague ideas” that were not worked out.
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“It was so nice not to notice it and to deal with the big consequences. Just, tried to explore it from the point of view of someone else who found out and asked a lot of questions (regarding his authority).”
In this way, John Watts was able to develop a story that focused on the impact of these powers on Peter Parker’s life. Thus, without returning to the origin story. On the other hand, commented and one of the writers of Spider-Man in the comics, Christopher Markus. According to the author, this spider bite could have happened during a school trip. About this, according to several words said by the writer during an interview with Sean O’Connell.
