Even if you know your Jabbas from your Jawas, a recently-revealed Spider-Man: Far From Home deleted scene might stump all but the most brainy of fans when it comes to a galaxy far, far away. Tom Holland has even lifted the lid on another scene from 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Spider-Man: Far From Home that was left on the cutting room floor – one that was 🦩already featured in a tra🐽iler for the Spidey sequel.
“There was a scene that was cut from the film where Peter Parker went and sold all his toys to get the mone🦄y in order to buy MJ a present,” Holland tells . “And one of the toys, it was Kevin𒁏 Feige, he said, ‘I need this toy to be in there.’ I forget what it’s called, but it’s a really niche Star Wars character and then I end up not selling that toy.”
It’s heartening to know that even the boss man, Kevin Feige, doesn’t get to always pull in-jok🅘es 🍬at the drop of a hat.
As for the Star Wars character featured in the Spider-Man: Far From Home deleted scene, Uproxx reached out to Feige who confirmed it was Lobot, the administrator of Cloud City (and Lando’s right-hand man) in The Empire Strikes Back. Not the most unknown of characters – but I’d bet you’d be hard🧸-pressed to name him in a line-up of Star Wars’ best and brightest.
Elsewhere, Holland also spilled the beans on another Spider-Man: Far From Home deleted scene. It’s one we’ve already seen before, too. During the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:post-Endgame Spider-Ma🎀n: Far From Home traile🌌r, the webhead can be seen taking down several Uzi-toting baddies in a restaurant, then being asked by the NYPD if he’s the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new Iron Man. Spoiler: It’s not in the movie.
Why was it cut? “I just didn’𒈔t think we needed one more [action scene]” according to the Sღpider-Man actor.
So, no Rus🔯so-style trickery here. Just a Spider-Man: Far From Home deleted scene featuring a kid who didn’t want to sell all his toys and a ridiculously cool-sounding Spider-Man beatdown against some generic thugs. Bring on the Blu-ray.
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