Jeff Goldblum is simply on another level. I do not know what that level is but I love it and I respect it. And that’s how I’m going to preface this yarn about Jeff Goldblum reacting to the news that Spider-Man is no longer part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Once more: Disney owns Marvel and Sony owns Spider-Man. Disney wanted a bigger chunk of Peter Parker but Sony wasn’t keen. Neither could agree to new terms so Sony just straight up pulled Spider-Man from the MCU. This also means Marvel big boss Kevin Feige will no longer hold a producing role on any of the Spider-Man films going forward. It’s all been a big fucking yikes.
Now I don’t think Goldblum cares about Spider-Man that much but he cared enough to pretend that he cared while talking to Variety at D23.
So behold, Jeff Goldblum finding out about the Sony x Disney divorce live on camera. At one point, I think his soul exits his body.
(Variety had asked Goldblum about Thor: Love and Thunder / Marvel so this wasn’t just a random outta the blue question.)
Jeff Goldblum weighs in on the potential #Spiderman #Marvel split at #D23Expo pic.twitter.com/Nn7NbllvDt
— Variety (@Variety) August 23, 2019
I love Jeff Goldblum. So. Much. And as he summed it all up: “It’ll all work out for sure.”
Goldblum had been at D23 to promote his new Disney+ show The World According to Jeff Goldblum which is exactly what its title says. It’s a documentary series about all the things that fascinate the actor like expensive shoes, denim, ice-cream, jewellery, and tattoos. Also in the trailer, Goldblum shows us his skill on the DDR.
You’ll be able to stream The World According to Jeff Goldblum come November 19 when Disney+ becomes available in Australia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7aN9OkNl7U
Oh, and:
Two gorgeous nerds in their natural habitat. And their NZ hero. #GoldblumSandwich #D23Expo pic.twitter.com/5g0W2vg0PK
— Taika Waititi (@TaikaWaititi) August 24, 2019
