On Thursday, Zendaya and Tom Holland were spotted filming on the snowy Atlanta set of the upcoming Spider-Man 3 film.
The 24-year-old actor was first seen taking a stroll through a winter landscape while carrying a letter in his hands.
Holland later entered a pastry shop in order to talk to his 24-year-old costar, who initially appeared to be happy to see him before casting a stern expression.
Tom Holland walks in the snow while filming ‘Spider-Man 3’
Hard at work: On Thursday, Tom Holland and Zendaya were seen filming on the snowy set of the upcoming Spider-Man movie
The Spies in Disguise actor was costumed in a multicolored jacket in order to keep out the wintertime chill.
He also wore a plaid shirt underneath a blue sweater, which he contrasted with a set of loose-fitting brown jeans and a pair of Vans Old Skools.
His castmate could be seen in a pastel green-and-pink button-up shirt on top of a long-sleeve white t-shirt.
The Euphoria star appeared to have her gorgeous brown hair tied back during the film shoot.
Location shoot: The future release is currently being shot in Atlanta after the production crew finished filming in New York City
Staying warm: The 24-year-old actor was pictured wearing a multicolored jacket to keep himself comfortable on the icy set
Familiar role: The new feature will mark the third time that Holland has taken up the role of Peter Parker, as he previously featured as the character in multiple films across the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Development on the upcoming sequel to the 2019 blockbuster Spider-Man: Far From Home first began while the original 2017 film was being filmed.
Series director Jon Watts is helming the production of the third film.
During the development stage of the first sequel, a conflict ensued between Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios regarding the film rights to the character; an agreement was eventually reached that stipulated that both parties would be allowed to produce their own Spider-Man pictures.
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige reportedly negotiated an agreement where the character would be integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe while Sony would be allowed to produce their own Spider-Man films.
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Known for it: Zendaya is also reprising her role as MJ from the past three films in the new Spider-Man film series
Familiar faces: Jamie Foxx and Alfred Molina will be reprising their parts as Electro and Doctor Octopus from the older Spider-Man films
In addition to Holland and Zendaya reprising their roles as Peter Parker and MJ, the upcoming film will also see the return of both Marisa Tomei and Jacob Batalon, who portray Aunt May and Ned Leeds.
Jamie Foxx will appear as Electro, whom he played in The Amazing Spider-Man 2; the film was originally released in 2014.
In another throwback casting choice, Alfred Molina is set to take up the mantle of Doctor Octopus, whom he first portrayed in the 2004 picture Spider-Man 2.
Benedict Cumberbatch will also appear in the upcoming feature as Doctor Strange; the British actor has been a mainstay in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2016.
Staying in the universe: Benedict Cumberbatch will appear as Doctor Strange in the upcoming superhero movie
Sticking around: The future release is being directed by Jon Watts, who also helmed the previous two Spider-Man live action films
Filming originally began in mid-October with the production crew being spotted at various locations in New York City; shooting then moved to Atlanta in the latter days of that month, where it has remained since.
Principal photography on the upcoming feature is expected to last until March.
The film was first set to be released this coming July, but due to the impact of COVID-19 on the motion picture industry, the premiere date was pushed back to December 17th.
A fourth film in the franchise is reportedly in development.
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Coming soon: The untitled Spider-Man film is set to be released in December; it was previously set to debut in July before being pushed back due to the effects of the global pandemic on the film industry
