Turns Out, Zendaya Will Play Mary Jane in Spider-Man: Homecoming After All

Updated on Aug 18, 2016 at 7:35 PM

Spider-Man is getting yet another reboot, an idea we came to terms with last Summer when Andrew Garfield was replaced by another young Brit, Tom Holland. The new Spidey will lead his own franchise after showing up in Captain America: Civil War, and of course there's a whole new cast of familiar characters to fill in. See everyone who's in and check out all the details!

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Tom Holland

The young British star is Sony and Marvel's pick to play the new Peter Parker, we learned last Summer. If the new Spider-Man is still a mystery to you, here's everything you need to know.

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Zendaya

Zendaya had been cast in the reboot back in March, but her role was initially kept secret. According to a new report from The Wrap, though, she's going to play Mary Jane Watson!

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Marisa Tomei

Marisa Tomei will play Aunt May, Peter Parker's beloved aunt.

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Robert Downey Jr.

Apparently Iron Man and Spider-Man's alliance won't end after the credits roll for Captain America: Civil War, because RDJ just closed a deal to appear in Homecoming.

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Michael Keaton

Keaton is officially in final negotiations with Marvel about playing the villain.

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Tony Revolori

Revolori, who starred in The Grand Budapest Hotel, has been added to the cast.

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Laura Harrier

The former soap opera star is on board for the new film.

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Donald Glover

After fans rallied for Glover to appear as Peter Parker in 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man, the actor is currently in talks for a secretive role in the new movie.

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Martin Starr

Silicon Valley's Martin Starr has been cast in the film.

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Logan Marshall-Green

The Prometheus star is in talks for a mystery role.

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Turns Out, Zendaya Will Play Mary Jane in Spider-Man: Homecoming After All

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