BAD BOYS FOR LIFE 
VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE 
SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME 
While nothing’s been confirmed, it’s clear that many are excited about the prospect of Tom Holland continuing to play Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe even beyond “Spider-Man: No Way Home.”“I think it’s 12 now?” Holland joked when asked how many more Spider-Man films he’s signed on for. “I could have sworn it was 34,” said Jacob Batalon, who plays Peter’s best friend Ned in “No Way Home.”“No, it’s until he’s 34,” said Zendaya, who plays MJ, Peter’s girlfriend.She also...
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Tom
Rothman
Chairman & CEO, Motion Picture Group
Rothman’s success as chairman of Sony’s motion picture group was affirmed in July 2021, when his contract was renewed for the second time in six years and he added CEO to his title. Described as tenacious and hard-charging, he took the studio’s reins in 2015 in the wake of the Sony hack and went on to reboot the “Jumanji” franchise with a pair of films that earned more than $1.75 billion at the global box office, revitalize the “Spider-Man” franchise with new star Tom Holland, whose latest outing as the Marvel hero in December 2021 net a pandemic-shattering $260 million domestic debut as well as $587 million globally, the second and third-best debuts for each metric, respectively. Additionally, Rothman has expanded Sony’s corner of the Marvel universe with two “Venom” films starring Tom Hardy and upcoming 2022 feature “Morbius.” He also showed the Hollywood community his willingness to gamble on top talent, greenlighting a $90 million budget for Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood.”
