Shailene Woodley Devastated to Be Cut From Spider-Man Movie
Woodley said she filmed three scenes with Andrew Garfield before Sony cut her Mary Jane role and shelved plans for the character, she said.
- Shailene Woodley recently discussed being cut from 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 as Mary Jane Watson, revealing she learned the news one year after filming her scenes with Andrew Garfield.
- Producer Matt Tolmach cited an overabundance of characters for the decision, explaining the studio opted to prioritize the relationship between Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy instead of introducing Mary Jane.
- During the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Conversations series, the 34-year-old actress sarcastically recalled the notification as "That was a fun phone call," while confirming she had filmed three scenes with Garfield.
- Although Woodley was told the character would appear in a planned third film, the project was ultimately shelved after Sony shifted focus toward a new Spider-Man collaboration with Marvel.
- Garfield recently expressed openness to reprising his role if the script felt "very, very odd" and "completely unconventional," though Woodley remains reflective about her experience 13 years after initial casting.
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