Look: Tom Holland, Zendaya attend 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' premiere
- On Sunday night at the Hollywood premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, musician Steve Lacy appeared to spoil a major Marvel secret by naming "Jean" as the film's villain during a livestream interview.
- Marvel had kept actress Sadie Sink's role under wraps since her March 2025 casting, while fan theories linking her to the iconic X-Men mutant Jean Grey circulated for over a year due to teaser footage.
- While Lacy did not explicitly link the character to Sink, his comment landed "like a grenade," triggering immediate online reactions that confirmed the studio's carefully guarded casting secret.
- Critic Siddhant Adlakha dismissed the incident, arguing that "anyone who could possibly care" had already figured out the character's identity and the studio's marketing of it as a twist was unnecessary.
- The 38th MCU entry opens in the US on Friday, with some advising viewers to avoid social media before release to prevent further plot revelations.
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Zendaya Leads Method Dressing at Spider-Man: Brand New Day LA Premiere in Custom Louboutin Spider Mesh Pumps
The highly anticipated fourth installment in the MCU’s Spider-Man film series, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, swings into theaters on Friday, July 31. Ahead of its release, the cast gathered for the Los Angeles premiere at Dolby Theatre. While the red carpet featured plenty of glamorous looks, many guests embraced the film’s signature red-and-black color palette, putting their own spin on method dressing. Jump to the Shoes: 1. Zendaya: Custom Chri…
Steve Lacy accidentally spoils major 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' character reveal in red carpet interview
The slip-up happened during a livestream from the premiere The post Steve Lacy accidentally spoils major ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ character reveal in red carpet interview appeared first on NME.
The 29-year-old actress caught all eyes on the red carpet with a stunning Ashi Studio corset dress and Boucheron jewelry
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