Garfield's exit from Sony doesn't bode well for The Amazing Spider-Man 3's chances. As Sarker explains, "Andrew Garfield may not want to do ," referring to the actor expressing that he wants to take a break from acting. Unfortunately, Sarker's later statements might disappoint fans. Legally, the sides could work out whatever paperwork needed to be done to make that happen. In theory, if Andrew Garfield wanted to be part of this franchise moving forward, in Amazing Spider-Man 3, and there was a budget for it. I know Sony has the exclusive rights to Spider-Man. That doesn't mean it's possible from a business or creative standpoint, but legally as lawyers we often respond to the direction and requests of business and creative teams. Here is what Sarker had to say if Sony will run into legal issues with The Amazing Spider-Man 3:Īnything's possible from a legal standpoint. In an interview with Screen Rant's Tom Bacon, former Disney and Marvel Studios attorney Paul Sarker commented on the legality of The Amazing Spider-Man 3.
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