Holland’s description, vague as it may be, further fuels the idea of Maguire and/or Garfield’s versions of Peter Parker/Spider-Man breaching the multiverse to fight alongside him onscreen in a live-action Into the Spider-Verse scenario. “The other day we watched the scene, my brother and I, and our jaws were on the floor.” “It’s four people sitting at a table, having a conversation about what it’s like to be a superhero, and it was amazing,” teases Holland. Holland, when pressed to describe his favorite scene in the upcoming threequel, offered a surprisingly understated answer about what he calls “one of the coolest scenes I’ve ever shot.” Eschewing ostentatious action sequences, Holland identifies a simple scene involving his Peter Parker, Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) and a conspicuously unnamed fourth participant.

While the notoriously loose-lipped Holland has been walking a tightrope narrow enough to even challenge Spidey himself when discussing Spider-Man: No Way Home, his comments for an Empire cover story imply the involvement of a character whose mysterious status clearly raises eyebrows of intrigue. Consequently, Holland’s story about a scene has further stoked speculation.

With a multiverse-mired plot now confirmed, theories are rampant over the cadre of returning villains from past iterations and, more notably, the increasing expectation that former big-screen Wall-Crawlers Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield will join star Tom Holland. Despite stirring fans with a debut trailer earlier this month, Spider-Man: No Way Home still seems to have more monumental secrets set to be unleashed before the film’s December arrival.

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