http://www.cbr.com/tom-holland-kraven-spider-girl-spider-man-homecoming-2/
>>While speaking with Brazilian entertainment website CinePOP, star Tom Holland was asked which villains he’d like to see in the sequel. After naming a pair of fan-favorite foes, the actor offered up a somewhat-unexpected possibility: Spider-Girl.
>>TOM: There’s so many good villains, I really like Mysterio, I like Kraven. I really like the “Clone Saga.” I think it could be really cool if Peter, or Spider-Man has to fight people with the same powers as him. Spider Woman’s super cool. … I think she’s called Spider-Girl, who is his clone. They kind of like hit it off and they take their masks off and they’re like… [shocked look] What the hell! They’re like the same person, but she’s just a girl. I think that’s really cool.
>>Of course, Spider-Girl — aka May Parker, the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane Parker from a future, alternative universe — isn’t traditionally a villain, and her story might be difficult to translate to the big screen. However, fans have long clamored for Kraven to make his live-action debut, and there are certainly ways “The Clone Saga” could be reinterpreted within the framework of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
I think it's telling when the actor and Comic book site are both clueless about what they're talking about.
>>While speaking with Brazilian entertainment website CinePOP, star Tom Holland was asked which villains he’d like to see in the sequel. After naming a pair of fan-favorite foes, the actor offered up a somewhat-unexpected possibility: Spider-Girl.
>>TOM: There’s so many good villains, I really like Mysterio, I like Kraven. I really like the “Clone Saga.” I think it could be really cool if Peter, or Spider-Man has to fight people with the same powers as him. Spider Woman’s super cool. … I think she’s called Spider-Girl, who is his clone. They kind of like hit it off and they take their masks off and they’re like… [shocked look] What the hell! They’re like the same person, but she’s just a girl. I think that’s really cool.
>>Of course, Spider-Girl — aka May Parker, the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane Parker from a future, alternative universe — isn’t traditionally a villain, and her story might be difficult to translate to the big screen. However, fans have long clamored for Kraven to make his live-action debut, and there are certainly ways “The Clone Saga” could be reinterpreted within the framework of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
I think it's telling when the actor and Comic book site are both clueless about what they're talking about.
