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wow….I agree with everything he said.
Oh, and I’d guess that the interview was done from Toy Fair in New York. Its either that, or a “Toy Fair” that McFarlane set up on his own, he’s been doing that in recent years. I don’t know the whole back story behind that though.
@Javi: No, this is MTV’s MO these days, to talk to celebs who they know had some connection to a character, even if its just a comic book creator who hasn’t done Spidey in nearly 2 decades now, and ask them about the state of the movie franchise. This is what they’ve been doing with Batman 3 since the day The Dark Knight came out.
Either badgering people about rumors and speculation that they might be in the next one, or badgering actors there to promote somethingelse entirely about speculation concerning a film that technically hasn’t even been greenlit yet!
I’m surprised they asked him, to be honest. Was this for something else and they asked a Spidey question?