What summer blockbuster season would be complete without a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie? And what MCU movie would be complete without a late-night TV takeover? Ahead of its theatrical release, the stars of Spider-Man: Brand New Day land on late-night this week.
Yes, Comic-Con ramped up the hype for Avengers: Doomsday and it got the word out on Black Panther III as well as Ghost Rider. But no MCU fan would make the mistake of overlooking the next Spider-Man installment as Brand New Day brings Peter Parker back to the big screen.
The movie takes place four years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home. Peter lives anonomously thanks to Dr. Strange's spell, spending more time as his superhero alter ego while the rest of the world goes on unaware that he exists.
Fans will want to keep a close eye on late-night TV this week. Multiple stars from Brand New Day will make guest appearances. And while Marvel secrets typically don't leak in interviews, there's always a chance for an exclusive clip or new behind-the-scenes story.
It all starts on Tuesday, July 28. Star Tom Holland will be the lead guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers. Holland already has one box-office smash under his belt thanks to The Odyssey. Now, he turns his focus to Marvel ahead of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday.
The same night, Jacob Batalon will also be at 30 Rock. However, the Ned Leeds character will chat with Jimmy Fallon over on The Tonight Show. Expect Batalon to shed some light on where Ned is now as he and Zedaya's MJ move on without any knowledge of Peter's existence.
Wednesday, July 29 sees Sadie Sink stop by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The Stranger Things star will make her MCU debut in Brand New Day. However, Marvel has not revealed Sink's character and instead has left it as a mystery for fans to discover upon seeing the film.
That has made things pretty difficult for Sink during the promotion tour. She can't really say much about her character, despite some interviewers attempting to trip her up. Fallon may try something similar, but don't expect Sink to crack just days before the film premieres.
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon airs at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC. Late Night with Seth Meyers follows at 12:35 a.m. Both shows are also available to watch through Peacock.
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