Tramell Tillman, known for his standout performance in “Severance,” has officially joined the cast of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” This announcement came in mid-August, marking a late addition to a production that had already commenced filming in Glasgow. The project later transitioned to Pinewood Studios, where details about Tillman’s character remain closely guarded.
While speculation swirled regarding his role—ranging from the villain Tombstone to Peter Parker’s colleague at the Daily Bugle, Robbie Robertson—recent reports indicate that Tillman will indeed portray a villain, though it has been confirmed that he is not taking on the role of Tombstone. During a recent interview with Variety at the TIME 100 event, Tillman responded to inquiries about his character, playfully stating, “Who says I’m playing a villain?” He added that he is enjoying his time on set but could not disclose further details about his role.
Damson Idris Addresses Black Panther Rumors
At the same TIME 100 event, actor Damson Idris, recognized for his work in “F1” and “Snowfall,” was approached regarding rumors that he might be in consideration for the role of the new Black Panther. When asked if he had any information to share about the potential casting, Idris responded with a broad smile, saying, “No, no, I don’t know anything about it.” His lighthearted demeanor suggested enthusiasm for the possibility, but he maintained that he was unaware of any developments.
The buzz surrounding both actors highlights the excitement within the entertainment industry as fans speculate about the future of iconic characters. With the combination of established stars like Tom Holland as Spider-Man and Zendaya as M.J., alongside newcomers like Tillman and Idris, audiences eagerly await what these upcoming films will deliver.
As production progresses, further insights into the characters and plot are anticipated, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. The next chapter in the Spider-Man saga promises to be a thrilling experience, bolstered by a dynamic cast and the creative vision of its filmmakers.
