John Wick Spin-Off Star Ana de Armas Eyed for Sony’s Spider-Verse With Sydney Sweeney

John Wick Spin-Off Star Ana de Armas Eyed for Sony’s Spider-Verse With Sydney Sweeney
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Sony’s attempt at crafting their cinematic universe revolving around Spider-Man characters hasn’t quite landed well, with their releases, including Venom and its sequel, and Morbius. But despite their failures, Sony seems to be including another Hollywood heartthrob Ana de Armas in their cinematic universe to ensure its success.

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The Blonde actress recently earned her first Oscar nomination and is set to star in a John Wick spin-off, Ballerina. And according to reports, the Knives Out star will be joining Sony’s universe alongside other Hollywood heartthrobs, including Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney.

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Ana de Armas reportedly included in El Muerto

It isn’t the only time that Ana de Armas has been rumored to star in a Superhero movie. The actress was initially considered for the role of Catwoman in The Batman but eventually lost it to Zoe Kravitz. But it seems that the actress is finally set to step her footing in this genre, as according to reports, the Blade Runner 2049 actress is being eyed for Sony’s upcoming movie, El Muerto.

Although there were many rumors surrounding the actress’ inclusion in Sony’s Madame Web alongside Sydney Sweeney, who is allegedly playing the role of Spider-Woman. It appears that the actress will be appearing in El Muerto instead. Even though the role that she has been reportedly assigned is still under wraps, sources claim that the Knives Out actress will be starring as the female lead in the movie.

Also read: Hollywood’s Heartthrob Ana De Armas Was Rejected From Robert Pattinson’s $735 Million Movie After a Rigorous Audition Process

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Ana de Armas

El Muerto can perfectly fit into Sony’s Cinematic Universe

Among all the iconic Spider-Man foes, El Muerto is one of the more obscure ones on the list. But considering Sony’s bold decisions regarding their cinematic universe, a movie revolving around the character doesn’t come out as off-putting. Considering that this character has one of the more complicated backstories among other villains in the web-slinger’s rogues’ gallery and a movie around him could work well without the presence of Peter Parker.

The comic-book character comprises a Mexican Wrestler, Juan-Carlos Sánchez, who is empowered by a mystical mask that is passed down from generation to generation in his family. Even though the character is generally presented as a villain for the webhead. Sanchez has showcased characteristics, which present him as more of an anti-hero and it can easily fit in Sony’s growing universe surrounding Spider-Man villains.

Also read: “When they finally decide to date”: Marvel Star Chris Evans’ Fans Can Not Stop Fantasizing About Ana De Armas Relationship Despite His Current Dating Status

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El Muerto from Marvel Comics
El Muerto from Marvel Comics

Although there haven’t been any major updates regarding the movie except the inclusion of Bad Bunny, who is set to portray the masked luchador, and the reports of Ana de Armas’ involvement in the movie. But it will be interesting to see how this movie connects with the rest of the projects in Sony’s universe.

El Muerto is set to release on 12 January 2024.

Source: ScreenGeek

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Written by Santanu Roy

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Santanu Roy is a film enthusiast with a deep love for the medium of animation while also being obsessed with The Everly Brothers, Billy Joel, and The Platters. Having expertise in everything related to Batman, Santanu spends most of his time watching and learning films, with Martin Scorsese and Park Chan-wook being his personal favorites. Apart from pursuing a degree in animation, he also possesses a deep fondness for narrative-driven games and is currently a writer at Fandomwire with over 1000 articles.