Andrew Garfield is setting the record straight… sort of. The “We Live in Time” actor recently clarified some ongoing speculation that he’s signed on for the fourth installment of Marvel’s Tom Holland -led “Spider-Man” franchise, telling GQ UK in an interview published Thursday that it’s simply not true.

Andrew Garfield had to address questions about a role in Spider-Man 4, and he denied his involvement in the upcoming MCU sequel again.

Andrew Garfield has denied reports that he'll appear in "Spider-Man 4," according to a new GQ UK interview published on Thursday.

Spider-Man 4 comes out on July 24, 2026, helmed by Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton. 2026 is set to be huge for the MCU, with Spider-Man 4 due out just two months after Avengers: Doomsday. It's also a busy time for Tom Holland, who is set to star in Christopher Nolan's next movie, which is also releasing in July 2026.

Andrew Garfield is denying being in Spider-Man 4, although he knows no one will believe him after his 'surprise' role in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Garfield's status for Spider-Man 4 remains uncertain, but recent hints suggest he won't be involved. Spider-Man 4 should focus on a more grounded storyline and character development for Tom Holland's iteration.

After his appearance in No Way Home, everyone waits for Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker to show up in the next Spider-Man movie. But will that be the case?