Disney CEO Bob Iger said in an interview on the Jimmy Feather Show that Dinis and Sony shook hands again because of the Dutch brother of Spider-Man.
Spider-Man Tom Herland
Earlier this year, Sony Pictures Chairman and CEO Tony Venciqueira said that Disney and Sony "the door to cooperation has been closed", and Sony and Marvel Pictures failed An agreement was reached on the financing terms of the Spider-Man movie, and the Dutch brother Tom Holland's Spider-Man will be removed from Marvel Pictures. The saddest thing is undoubtedly the fans of the Marvel Universe, and of course the Dutch brother. As the "spoiler king", the Dutch brother has soared in popularity with the "Avengers".
Bob Iger revealed that the Dutch brother once called him, hoping that he would help Spider-Man return to the Marvel universe for fans all over the world. After that, Bob Iger contacted the CEO of Sony and said that both parties should sit down and talk again. The host of
, Jimmy, vomited: It's like divorced parents, reunited with the help of their children!
Dinis bought all over the world
Dinis has been quarreling with Sony for 20 years. Twenty years ago, Marvel Studios sold the copyright of Spider-Man to Sony. The first-generation Spider-Man series directed by Sam Remy has achieved great success in word of mouth and box office. In 2009, Dinis bought Marvel Pictures in a big way, and Marvel Pictures officially became a Disney subsidiary. In 2017, Sony and Disney entered the "honeymoon period", and Spider-Man was able to appear in "Avengers 3 and 4." Marvel Studios participated in the production of "Spider-Man: Homecoming", which officially opened the Dutch brother to play the new role. A generation of Spider-Man makes Spider-Man reborn. But in August of this year, because of the money issue, the two sides announced that they had parted ways. Sony also said that it would build a Spider-Man personal universe.
According to the new agreement reached between Dinis and Sony, Marvel CEO will participate in the production and distribution of Sony’s new movie "Spider-Man: Return to Home", which is expected to be released worldwide in 2021. In return, Dinis will own 25% of the movie’s box office share, while Dinis will continue to retain the revenues surrounding Spider-Man, and Spider-Man will continue to appear in the next movie in the Marvel Universe.
Marvel Universe: Dinis's most profitable series
Anyway, Dinis and Sony reconciled, which is very good news for fans who like Marvel.
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