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New "Spider-Man": Trailer shows the return of old villains

In the new Spider-Man film, actor Tom Holland has to deal with five super villains. Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is also there.

Los Angeles – With popular characters such as Electro, Sandman, Lizard and Green Goblin, the third part of the “Spider-Man” series with British actor Tom Holland (25) is a whole collection of well-known villains from the “Spider-Man” universe be visible.

The super villains all appear in the new trailer for “Spider-Man: No Way Home”, which was released on Tuesday (local time).

In the new film by director Jon Watts, due to hit theaters on December 16, the world knows who is behind the superhero mask. To undo the revelation, Spider-Man aka Peter Parker asks his mentor Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) for help. Doctor Strange turns back time with a spell – and accidentally unleashes several long-defeated super villains.

The villain Doctor Octopus was featured in a first trailer that was leaked on social media in August. The villain with the four tentacles is played again by Alfred Molina (68). dpa

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