Spider-Man Noir Series’ Cast, Where to Watch
Brendan Gleeson has been cast in the upcoming Spider-Man Noir series at Amazon. This marks one of Gleeson’s first projects since his acclaimed role in “The Banshees of Inisherin.” He will star opposite Nicolas Cage, the lead of the series, and Lamorne Morris, who was recently cast. The series, now titled “Spider-Noir,” was ordered in May. It will debut on MGM+’s linear channel and then globally on Amazon Prime Video.
Plot and Characters
The official logline reveals the show follows an aging private investigator (Cage) in 1930s New York. He must confront his past life as the city’s only superhero. Details about Gleeson’s role are under wraps, but he will reportedly play the villain, as per reports.
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Gleeson’s Recent Works
Gleeson has starred in several successful TV shows recently. These include the crime drama “Mr. Mercedes” and the Showtime miniseries “The Comey Rule,” where he portrayed President Donald Trump. He won an Emmy in 2009 for his role as Winston Churchill in “Into the Storm.”
Production Team
“Spider-Noir” comes from Oren Uziel and Steve Lightfoot, who are co-showrunners and executive producers. The series was developed with the “Into the Spider-Verse” team of Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, and Amy Pascal, all of whom will also executive produce. Harry Bradbeer will direct the first two episodes and executive produce. Pascal produces via Pascal Pictures. Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios are producing the series, with Lord and Miller under an overall deal at Sony.
FAQs
What role will Brendan Gleeson play in “Spider-Noir”?
Brendan Gleeson will reportedly play the villain in the upcoming series “Spider-Noir.”
Where will “Spider-Noir” premiere?
“Spider-Noir” will debut on MGM+’s linear channel and then globally on Amazon Prime Video.
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