Michael Keaton in talks (again) for 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' Villain

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By Darian Scalamoni

          In an interesting turn of events, it seems that Michael Keaton is once again in talks and even final negotiations to join the jointly-produced movie by Marvel and Sony, Spider-Man: Homecoming after previously turning down a role in the film. It was originally rumored that Keaton would be playing the villain Vulture within the movie and it’s safe to assume he will play the same role. According to another source, it seems that Sony went after Woody Harrelson for the role after Keaton turned it down the first time but it was to no avail.

            Keaton will be seen next in The Founder, where he plays Ray Kroc who is the founder of the multi-billion dollar fast food restaurant, McDonald’s. You can see the trailer for that film right here.

            Spider-Man: Homecoming already has Tom Holland in the title role, while also starring Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark along with Zendaya and Tony Revolori in unknown roles. The movie will be released on July 7^th, 2017.