Spider-Man could have appeared in Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, but the deal with Sony wasn't struck in time. Spoilers follow.
Age of Ultron ends with Captain America starting to train a new team of Avengers that includes The Vision, Scarlet Witch, War Machine, and Falcon. As director Joss Whedon explained on the Empire Film Podcast (via SlashFilm), he wanted to include two more characters.
"I said, it would be great if we could just add a few more, if we could have a Captain Marvel there, that you’ve made a deal for. And they talked about it. I was like, ‘And Spider-Man, we could do that too, cause Sony had approached us during the first movie about a little integration," said Whedon. "So I would have put both of them in, but neither of the deals were made. And then they were like, ‘We’re making a Captain Marvel movie and we’ve got Spider-Man as a property,’ and I’m like, ‘I’ve already locked my film, you
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Age of Ultron ends with Captain America starting to train a new team of Avengers that includes The Vision, Scarlet Witch, War Machine, and Falcon. As director Joss Whedon explained on the Empire Film Podcast (via SlashFilm), he wanted to include two more characters.
"I said, it would be great if we could just add a few more, if we could have a Captain Marvel there, that you’ve made a deal for. And they talked about it. I was like, ‘And Spider-Man, we could do that too, cause Sony had approached us during the first movie about a little integration," said Whedon. "So I would have put both of them in, but neither of the deals were made. And then they were like, ‘We’re making a Captain Marvel movie and we’ve got Spider-Man as a property,’ and I’m like, ‘I’ve already locked my film, you
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