Sony Pictures Entertainment Kicks Things Off with an Exclusive Presentation Highlighting its Upcoming Releases Dakota Johnson on the set of ‘Madame Web’ (Photo: Robert O’Neil / SplashNews) Madame Web Release Date Opening Night and Sony Pictures Photocall, CinemaCon 2023, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Search Hollywood Life Search Trending Navigation Trending The disrespect.Latest Hollywood Celebrity & Entertainment News Primary Menu Menu Close Menu Johnson’s Madame Web is supposedly the first female superhero of the franchise, but that only counts if you exclude the animated Spider-Gwen from Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless, who also wrote Spider-Man spinoff Morbius, penned the script. Clarkson is slated to direct the upcoming film.
It’s difficult picturing Johnson, 32, aged forward as a clairvoyant, blind older woman, but I’m sure Sony’s special-effects team will have all hands on deck. She derives her life force from a weblike contraption that she remains connected to, meaning that she often doesn’t participate directly in missions.
In Marvel comics from 1980 onward, Madame Web is depicted as an elderly woman afflicted by myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disorder that causes muscle weakness. Is this Dakota Johnson’s redemption arc after reportedly locking innocent civilians in a Blue Bottle Coffee? Sony is reportedly in talks with the Fifty Shades of Grey actress to play Madame Web in a new iteration of the Sony–Marvel cinematic universe, per Deadline. Madame Web and Dakota Johnson have one thing in common: their alleged involvement in hostage situations. But Brian Cox played Cassie, so it’s only fair that Sweeney take a stab at his character from X2. Sweeney’s role has yet to be announced, but it would be funny if she played the Sonyverse version of William Stryker. Deadline is reporting that Sweeney will be making the jump from TV critical darling to raking in that comic book movie money. Update, Wednesday March 16 at 6:42 p.m.: Sydney Sweeney is joining Dakota Johnson in Sony’s Spider-Verse. Photo-Illustration: Vulture Photos by Getty Images
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