Doctor Strange's Executive Producer and Co-President of Marvel Louis D'Esposito has tweeted some images from the set of the film, which surprisingly feature Tom Holland. Whether or not this means that Spider-Man is set to make an appearance in the film is a big question mark at this point, although it is admittedly unlikely given that Marvel don't have much of a predilection towards spilling their secrets in such a haphazard manner. Take a look at the image below. https://twitter.com/louisde2/status/677097081622827009 It's not entirely crazy that Marvel would draft Tom Holland for one further appearance in a Marvel movie between next year's Captain America: Civil War and the Spider-Man reboot in 2017, as a means of keeping interest in the character front and centre (not that they need to). Doctor Strange is a likely candidate for an appearance considering he resides in Manhattan's Greenwich Village, a web's throw from where Spidey lives and operates. The interaction between the two characters in the comics is always a treat to watch, as Strange's reserved, stiff-upper-lip nature often clashes with the wall crawler's lack of filter and sense of humour. Even if we don't see Peter Parker pop up in next year's Stephen Strange origin story (which, to be honest, would be a mite distracting anyway), it doesn't mean that we won't see the two characters collide somewhere else down the line. Perhaps during a certain Infinity War? Doctor Strange is released on 28 October 2016 in the UK and 4 November in the US. The untitled Spider-Man reboot is scheduled for release on 28 July 2017.
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