Sadie Sink Can Finally Talk About Her ‘Spider-Man’ Role—And Her MCU Future

Germain Lussier· Aug 7, 2026 · 4:30 PM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 6 views

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With Spider-Man: Brand New Day setting box office record after box office record, we can finally talk about the world’s worst-kept secret. And by “we,” we’re of course including the person at the center of it. After months of speculation, Sadie Sink just did an interview with Variety to discuss her mysterious Spider-Man role.

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▪With Spider-Man: Brand New Day setting box office record after box office record, we can finally talk about the world’s worst-kept secret.
▪And by “we,” we’re of course including the person at the center of it.
▪After months of speculation, Sadie Sink just did an interview with Variety to discuss her mysterious Spider-Man role.

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The truth is out there. With Spider-Man: Brand New Day setting box office record after box office record, we can finally talk about the world’s worst-kept secret. And by “we,” we’re of course including the person at the center of it. After months of speculation, Sadie Sink just did an interview with Variety to discuss her mysterious Spider-Man role. A role that, by now, we’re guessing you know, but just in case, we’ll keep it secret for a few more sentences. In the interview, she discusses getting the role, keeping the secret, and, most importantly, what Marvel Studios movie she’ll next appear in. Yes. It’s that one.

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