Alla som sett Captain America: Civil War verkar vara överens om att Spider-Man stjäl hela showen under de 11 minuter som han hoppar runt i sin Tony Stark-designade dräkt. Ett tag såg det dock ut som att förhandlingarna mellan Kevin Feige/Marvel och Sony inte skulle leda någon vart och att Spindeln inte skulle kunna medverka i filmen. Nu har manusförfattarna Christopher Markus och Stephen McFeely pratat lite med Variety om hur de resonerade kring karaktären och manuset (som skrevs om flera, flera gånger).
"When in the writing process did you learn Spider-Man would have a part in the film?
McFeely: He was always possible, not necessarily always realistic. From the very beginning, we knew it would be great if we could get him. Marvel's Kevin Feige gave us reason to believe that there were some ongoing negotiations and maybe it's possible. So we did versions where he was in it and then he came back in and went, "Not going that well," as any normal negotiations would. And then we moved pieces around and strengthened Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) as a character. We knew we were definitely going to use him, because we definitely wanted that splash panel airport sequence to have as many earned participants as we could get. Eventually, when the deal was done, it was bittersweet because we had a really tight thing going. Kevin said, "We got him." And we said, "Great. That's a lot more work for us. OK. Let's figure it out.""
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