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Felicity Jones reveals 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' role

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Chris Begley

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on Felicity Jones reveals 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' role

Last month Felicity Jones squirmed during an interview when she was asked if she was playing Felecia Hardy/Black Cat in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. She later confirmed that she’s “sort of on the baddie’s side” and now in a new interview with View London she explains exactly who she’ll be playing. There are some minor spoilers ahead:

It’s all quite shrouded in secrecy, but I’m the Goblin’s girlfriend – I’m in a relationship with him, and his accomplice. I’m on the dark side.

This also confirms the rumors that Green Goblin will appear in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, though it appears that Harry Osborn will be the villain, not his father Norman.  All this is speculation, but Jones’ comments definitely add some weight to it. What do you guys think? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

SOURCE: View London (via Comic Book Movie)

Comments

  1. Fares Mhaya Avatar
    Fares Mhaya

    Kinda sad that Norman isn’t the Goblin, and who’s the accomplice?

    1. Batman-News.com Avatar
      Batman-News.com

      I guess it’s possible she could be Norman’s girlfriend (and he’s the Goblin)… she’s just a lot closer in age to Harry.

  2. Drew Douglas Avatar
    Drew Douglas

    Why in the world would she reveal this?

  3. diogo02000 Avatar
    diogo02000

    So she is Liz Allen, correct? The character fits the role.

  4. Guest Avatar
    Guest

    There is no substantial evidence that Harry is the Goblin in the second. Look at the plot – Norman is dying, supposedly. The person in the cell with Connors during the credits at the end of the first – my guess is that was him, as he knows secrets about the Parkers. So, the second – I guess – will be a cliffhanger. Whether the Goblin actually surfaces during the second is debatable, but his actions will develop during the movie. It runs the risk of another ‘too many villains and too much going on’ scenario otherwise.

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