No Way Home Blu-ray Includes Deleted Holland, Maguire & Garfield Scene

Spider-Man: No Way Home‘s Blu-ray reportedly includes a deleted scene featuring Tom Holland, Tobey Maguire, and Andrew Garfield’s version of the wall-crawler. With more than a month and a half since it hit cinemas, the Jon Watts-directed threequel is now nearing the tail end of its theatrical run. This means that Sony is gearing up to roll out its home release, and the bonus material from the film’s Blu-ray appears to have been publicized.

All three live-action versions of the web-slinging hero came together for the first time in Spider-Man: No Way Home. So while there were a lot of things to be excited about in the film, fans latched on this particular detail. Before the film’s release, Maguire and Garfield’s involvement had been rumored, but despite multiple leaks and persistent speculations, Sony and Marvel Studios opted to keep their appearance a surprise until the blockbuster premiered. Since then, all three actors have opened up about their experience working with each other, but apparently, they shot more scenes together than what ended up on the big screen.

Luckily, fans will have the chance to watch this deleted scene as per the list of Spider-Man: No Way Home home release bonus material. Titled “The Spideys Hangout,” the clip clocks in at more than 4 minutes, which is quite long as far as deleted scenes go. Check out the full list of reported extra content from the film’s Blu-ray below, courtesy of Twitter user @5150Aamrit:

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Some of the other interesting entries in the list include more of Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock in “Happy’s Very Good Lawyer.” A deleted scene involving the blind lawyer has been previously known to exist after Spider-Man: No Way Home writers shared that they had to cut some of his scenes. The Blu-ray’s featurette selection looks quite interesting as well. Holland has a special segment talking about his arc as Spider-Man in the MCU thus far. There are also a couple of videos devoted to bringing together all three live-action versions of the wall-crawler, including a panel with Holland, Maguire, and Garfield. Similarly, the villains and their respective actors have their own special commentary. Finally, it’s worth noting that there will be a bit talking about “Alternate Reality Easter Eggs” as well.

Without knowing what goes down in these deleted scenes, it’s difficult to say why they were cut from the theatrical version of the film. For what it’s worth, Spider-Man: No Way Home is already a long movie as it is, so perhaps Watts made the conscious decision to scrap the aforementioned scenes to shorten its runtime. Fortunately, fans are still able to have access to it, thanks to its upcoming Blu-ray rollout.