Nic Cage Reacts To "Spider-Noir" Axing
Nicolas Cage said one season was enough after the superhero series drew a 92% critics score and 11 Emmy nominations.
- On Saturday, Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir after one season, ending the live-action Marvel series from Sony Pictures Television starring Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage.
- Despite the cancellation, the series earned a 92% critics score and 90% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, securing 11 Emmy Award nominations—the most of any Prime Video series in 2026.
- Showrunners Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot developed the series with the Spider-Verse creative team of Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Amy Pascal, employing a unique color and black-and-white release.
- On Sunday, Cage broke his silence to Deadline, stating "one season is perfect" and expressing satisfaction with the "dangerous, innovative, pop-art Spider-Man."
- Cage remains in business with Prime Video, set to star in the streamer's upcoming movie Madden, portraying legendary football coach and broadcaster John Madden.
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In a statement shared by Deadline, the actor praised “Spider-Noir” and said that we just have to move forward.
Nic Cage Reacts To "Spider-Noir" Axing
Beloved actor Nicolas Cage has responded to Amazon Prime Video’s decision the other day not to do a second season of his “Spider-Noir” series. While out promoting the film in May, he said he and the producers had done what they had set out to achieve and, whether a second season would happen or not, […]
Nicolas Cage reacts to Spider-Noir cancellation at Prime Video
Nicolas Cage has responded to Prime Video's cancellation of Spider-Noir after one season, putting a surprisingly positive spin on the disappointing development.The series followed cynical private investigator Ben Reilly (Cage), who once protected New York City as a masked vigilante known as The Spider.When we find him in Spider-Noir, Ben has hung up his mask after a personal tragedy – but a dangerous new case lures him out of that self-imposed r…
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