WARNING: This article comprises full spoilers for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has an enormous quantity of cameos and easter eggs peppered all through the film.

On prime of a variety of deep-cut comedian guide references, the image additionally confirmed snippets of some live-action Spider-Men, together with Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire in a few of their most iconic scenes from the previous.

But one Spidey actor was noticeably absent: Tom Holland; the present Spider-Man within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

It appears like viewers could have missed out on the British actor's look within the film, nevertheless, in response to one of many movie's bosses.

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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse administrators Kemp Powers, Joaquim Dos Santos and Justin Okay Thompson not too long ago spoke to Variety about bringing the live-action parts of the film to life.

With that, they revealed they axed a "huge" scene involving real-life actors earlier than the movie hit cinemas.

Powers mentioned: "There were times when we had huge live-action sequences in the film, and it just turned into a bad joke. Even we didn't like it anymore."

Eventually, Powers mentioned, the administrators agreed: "OK, enough, let's make sure that it's something precise that gets the most bang for the buck, and speaks to the story."

This sadly meant {that a} huge live-action sequence did not grace cinema screens within the film - which might have meant a crossover with Holland's Spider-Man and Miles Morales.

However, it appears as if the MCU has already crossed over with the Spider-Verse collection with the arrival of actor Donald Glover.

Glover briefly performed, Aaron Davis - The Prowler - in Spider-Man: Homecoming, however was shortly thwarted.

The Community actor returned as Davis in Across the Spider-Verse, captured by Spider-Man 2099.

Powers recalled: "[The cameo] was shot at a studio in New York. Chris Miller flew to be there in person, and Phil Lord and I were on the video feed giving direction. We got it in at the 11th hour. As a matter of fact, even in audience preview screenings, it was a little cardboard cutout of Donald Glover."

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is in cinemas now.