In the post, which has been upvoted 21,000 times, one eagle-eyed Spider-Man fan has revealed a lesser known detail behind Dafoe's appearance in both 2002's Spider-Man and the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe outing. It's a performance that fans continue to pore over, as one recent revelation shared on Reddit, highlights. Originally killed off after a showdown with Maguire's Peter Parker in the very first Sam Raimi directed film, Spider-Man: No Way Home saw Dafoe earn rave reviews with the seasoned actor living up to the billing as arguably the web-slinger's most feared and iconic arch-nemesis. Octopus, Electro and the Sandman, respectively, it was Willem Dafoe, back as the original film's big villain, the Green Goblin, who stole the show. While the likes of Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx and Thomas Haden Church all delighted fans by reprising their roles as Dr.
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Roped in as part of a movie that saw their three universes blend together with earth-shattering consequences, the film was also notable for bringing back some of the franchise's most notable villains and the actors behind them. In the case of this latest Spider-Man outing, director Jon Watts along with writers Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers were able to utilize the talents of a further two Spider-Men in actors Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, who both played the role prior to Tom Holland. Much of that had to do with the film's utilization of the multiverse, a concept familiar to Marvel comic book fans, which allowed characters who exist within their own fictional universe to crossover into one another's timelines. Spider-Man: No Way Home was far and away the biggest movie of 2021 and the first film to enjoy the kind of box office success associated with blockbusters in the pre-pandemic era.
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