Sam Raimi Is Game to Make Another ‘Spider-Man’ With Tobey Maguire: ‘I Think All Things Are Possible’

 "It sounds excellent," the "Specialist Strange 2" movie producer told Fandango

New off the multiversal return of Tobey Maguire in "Insect Man: No Way Home," chief Sam Raimi says he'd be keen on making a fourth Spider-Man film with his previous Peter Parker.

Raimi assisted start off this time of hero motion pictures with 2002's film industry record-breaking "Insect Man," which was trailed by two extra spin-offs that themselves were business triumphs (and "Bug Man 2" is as yet hailed as perhaps the best spin-off ever).

The acclaimed "Underhanded Dead" producer is making his victorious re-visitation of the comic book variation with May's Marvel Studios film "Specialist Strange in the Multiverse of Madness," and in a meeting with Fandango, Raimi was gotten some information about the possibilities of him making another "Insect Man" film with Maguire.

"I've come to acknowledge subsequent to making 'Specialist Strange' that the sky is the limit, truly anything in the Marvel universe, any group ups," Raimi said. "I love Tobey. I love Kirsten Dunst. I think everything is conceivable. I don't actually have a story or an arrangement. I couldn't say whether Marvel would be keen on that at this moment. I don't have any idea what their contemplations are about that. I haven't exactly sought after that. Be that as it may, it sounds delightful. Regardless of whether it was anything but a 'Insect Man' film, I'd very much want to work with Tobey once more, in an alternate job."

Raimi, Maguire and Kirsten Dunst were all in exchanges to get back to make "Insect Man 4" when innovative contrasts prompted the undertaking being abandoned and Sony Pictures kicked off a new reboot, "The Amazing Spider-Man" with Andrew Garfield.

It muddled Sony's following stages are with regards to Spider-Man. Fans have been clamoring for them to make "The Amazing Spider-Man 3" after Garfield left away the scene-stealer "Not the slightest bit Home," and Tom Holland has implied that he's be OK giving the Spider-Man moniker to another entertainer or character (to be specific Miles Morales) - in spite of the fact that Amy Pascal is bullish on making more films with Holland.

In any case the possibilities of Sony rejoining the first "Insect Man" group, Raimi had a sufficient time making "Specialist Strange 2" that he's anxious to work with Marvel Studios again on another MCU project. "I'd very much want to return and tell another story, particularly with the incredible administration they have there," he told Fandango.

"Specialist Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" opens only in performance centers on May 6.