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Tom Holland's Spider-Man reveals new name in 'Brand New Day' footage

Tom Holland's Spider-Man reveals new name in 'Brand New Day' footage

LAS VEGAS − Say hello to “Maynard.”

USA TODAY

The new moniker Peter Parker assumes in his new life was revealed during a sneak peek of“Spider-Man: Brand New Day,”on Monday, April 13, atCinemaCon, the annual convention for theater owners and studios.

Spidey starTom Hollandappeared virtually at the event to expound on the film, in theaters July 31.

“I’m sure you’ve seen how big and fun the film is from the trailer and a lot we did in new ways,” he said. “This is the most emotional Spider-Man we’ve ever made and in some ways, the most grown up.”

Spider-Man (Tom Holland) tussles with Boomerang in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."

The clip shown in The Colosseum at Caesars Palace plays off the cliffhanger of“Spider-Man: No Way Home,”where Parker sacrificed his identity to save his friends.

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In the new film, Holland’s Parker wanders into a house party, where the host coincidentally has an obsession with finding the identity of Spider-Man. He’s even created a “Spidey tracker app.”

Parker’s romantic partner MJ (played by Holland’s rumored new wifeZendaya) is also in attendance and obviously doesn’t recognize her crime-fighting beau, who introduces himself as “Maynard.” Parker also learns with a painful glance across the room that MJ has moved on with a new boyfriend.

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Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, more CinemaCon stars reveal their movies

The biggest names in Hollywood are unveiling their buzzy new movies at CinemaCon 2026, the Las Vegas convention for theater owners, starting with Dwayne Johnson.

Along with Holland and Zendaya, the film stars Mark Ruffalo, Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon and Tramell Tillman.

After debuting as teenage Peter Parker alongside Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther in 2016’s “Captain America: Civil War," Holland headed a trio of “Spider-Man” films: 2017’s “Homecoming,” 2019’s “Far From Home” and 2021’s “No Way Home." Holland’s Spider-Man also appeared in the “Avengers” blockbusters “Infinity War” and “Endgame.”

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' footage shares Peter Parker's new name