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'Spider-man: Homecoming' rumors: call sheet leaked; confirms another villain and other roles

Bayani Miguel Acebedo August 22, 2016 07:37 AM EST

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"Spider-man: Homecoming" is currently in the works, and a call list has been leaked revealing the names of characters that the cast will be playing. The characters of several TV stars in the cast have been revealed, and what's more, classic Spidey villain Shocker a.k.a. Herman Schultz will be making an appearance, and he is played by "Fargo" actor Bokeem Woodbine.

ComicBookMovie.com reports that the leak comes from a reliable source on Reddit who has, since then, deleted the original post. That, however, has not stopped people from saving the picture of the call sheet online. As it turns out, several TV stars that have been cast in the movie are playing the role of faculty members in Peter Parker's (Tom Holland) high school. "Orange is the New Black's" Selenis Leyva will play Ms. Warren, "Silicon Valley's" Marin Starr will play Mr. Harrington, comedian Hannibal Buress is Coach Wilson, and singer/actor Tunde Adebimpe is Mr. Cobwell.

What's also interesting is the appearance of Angouri Rice as Betty Brandt. To those who don't know, Betty Brandt is the identity of J. Jonah Jameson's secretary at The Daily Bugle. She was portrayed first by Elizabeth Banks in the Sam Raimi "Spider-man" films, and an appearance from her could very well mean one from Jameson as well. It's unclear whether Brandt would already be connected to the Bugle in this movie, but she could pass for one of Peter Parker's seniors.

One interesting cast member is also Kenneth Choi who will play Principal Morita. Choi had already played Howling Commando Jim Morita in "Captain America: The First Avenger," and fans are guessing that he will be playing the role of Morita's descendant. Then again, they could choose to age him up in the movie, but that might require too much work. Seeing that Spider-man has already gone up against Captain America (Chris Evans), Parker and Morita may get some interesting exchange connected to Steve Rogers.

"Spider-man: Homecoming" is set to be released in July of next year.

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