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Destin Daniel Cretton Reportedly Returning To Direct Spider-Man 5
Destin Daniel Cretton may direct the next Spider-Man movie.
The movie is expected to feature Tom Holland again.
However, Cretton has other films to work on first.
One is a live-action movie based on Naruto.
Another is a new version of Hawaii Five-O.
That project is based on a television series from 1968.
Chris Bremner and Noah Oppenheim are writing it for Paramount.
No release date or cast has been announced for Hawaii Five-O yet.
Destin Daniel Cretton is reportedly set to return as director of Spider-Man 5.
Tom Holland is expected to continue starring as the superhero in the film.
Cretton has a live-action Naruto movie and a Hawaii Five-O project ahead of Spider-Man 5.
Hawaii Five-O is being written by Chris Bremner and Noah Oppenheim for Paramount.
The Hawaii Five-O project is in early development, with no cast or release date announced.
- Who
- Destin Daniel Cretton is reportedly returning to direct, with Tom Holland expected to star; Chris Bremner and Noah Oppenheim are writing Hawaii Five-O.
- What
- Cretton is reportedly returning as director of Spider-Man 5 while developing other projects.
- Where
- No location is specified.
- When
- No release date or production timetable is provided for Spider-Man 5; Hawaii Five-O is in early development.
- Why
- Cretton has other projects lined up before Spider-Man 5 moves ahead.
Key facts
- Reported director
- Destin Daniel Cretton
- Lead actor
- Tom Holland
- Film
- Spider-Man 5
- Other project
- A live-action Naruto movie
- Additional project
- A big-screen version of Hawaii Five-O
- Hawaii Five-O writers
- Chris Bremner and Noah Oppenheim
- Hawaii Five-O status
- Early stages, with no announced release date or cast
Sources
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