“Spider-Man is considered one of the most popular superheroes here in Brazil,” says Wirley Contaifer.<\/p>\n
The 35-year-old Brazilian actor has previously worked on the dubbed Marvel films and like others involved in the Spider-Man community, was exclusively given a two-second trailer clip by Sony to tease ahead of the full release.<\/p>\n
He shared the clip on his Instagram story and grid, which got a huge reaction. <\/p>\n
“People were asking me where the trailer was, it was funny and thrilling,” he adds. <\/p>\n
Contaifer admitted that the way that short trailer clips were spread through different pages “might be annoying for fans”, but is a “smart idea” that builds anticipation.<\/p>\n
In his video on Instagram on Tuesday, Holland explained the reason for releasing the trailer in this way was to show appreciation for fans support over the years. <\/p>\n
“Without that incredible community, there would be no Spider-Man” he says. <\/p>\n
The film, which is set to hit cinemas on 31 July, picks up four years after the events of No Way Home – which ended in Holland’s character, Peter Parker, voluntarily erasing himself from the lives and memories of those he loves. <\/p>\n
This includes Parker’s love interest MJ, played by Holland’s real-life partner Zendaya, who is set to reprise her role, and features in the trailer. <\/p>\n