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“#Venom 2 Trailer Has a Secret Stan Lee Cameo<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

\nFans have spotted a Stan Lee app<\/a>earance in the official Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer. For many years, Lee was known to make special cameo appearances in nearly every Marvel movie to be made. In the original Venom<\/em>, Lee was a dog-walker who has a brief interaction with Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy). Sadly, as Lee died just weeks after Venom<\/em> was released in theaters, he wasn’t able to physically appear in Venom 2<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Lee might be gone, but that doesn’t mean filmmakers aren’t continuing the tradition of working the late Marvel creator into big release movies<\/a>. These posthumous cameo appearances are typically saved as surprises to be found in the movie, but many fans have noticed Lee’s presence in the Venom 2<\/em><\/strong> trailer. The moment comes when Eddie Brock is moving his way through the store, moving past a selection of magazines to his right – and the one in front just so happens to have Lee’s face on the cover.
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Stan Lee Cameo in the Venom trailer \ud83d\ude14 pic.twitter.com\/6K8nvC83XN<\/a><\/p>\n

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In Avengers: Endgame<\/a><\/em> (2019), Stan Lee<\/em><\/strong> posthumously appeared in his last-ever live-action cameo, playing a digitally de-aged car driver in 1970. The scene also featured a recreation of Lee’s wife, Joan Boocock Lee, as actually appeared that year. Shortly before Endgame<\/em>‘s release, Lee was also posthumously seen in another cameo appearance, this time playing himself reading through his lines from the screenplay for Mallrats<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Prior to Stan Lee’s death, the Marvel legend was featured in Deadpool 2<\/em> as graffiti art seen while Domino is flying through the city. When the movie was re-released with a PG-13 cut after Lee’s passing, the writing “RIP” was added to the graffiti as a way of paying tribute. This followed a cameo from Lee personally in the original Deadpool<\/em> in 2016. That memorable appearance saw Lee as himself working as an MC at a strip<\/a> club.
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\n“Give it up for Chastity!” Lee bellowed in the movie.<\/p>\n

Earlier this year, a reference to Lee was spotted in the Disney+ series WandaVision<\/em>. One of the intro segments featured a license plate of a car belonging to Wanda Maximoff featuring the number “122822.” This represents Lee’s date of birth, which was Dec. 28, 1922. Easter eggs like this and the magazine cover in Venom: Let There Be Carnage<\/em> are fun ways to keep the memory of Lee alive in Marvel projects for years to come, even if some of the cameos are more subtle than others.<\/p>\n

Tom Hardy returns as Eddie Brock in Venom: Let There Be Carnage<\/em> to face off with Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady, aka Carnage. The sequel also introduces Naomie Harris as Shriek, Carnage’s love interest and partner in crime in the original Maximum Carnage<\/em> comic book series. The sequel also stars Reid Scott, Stephen Graham, Peggy Lu, Sean Delaney, and Larry Olubamiwo. Andy Serkis directed using a screenplay by Kelly Marcel. Hardy, Marcel, Avi Arad, Matt Tolmach, Hutch Parker produced.<\/p>\n

Venom: Let There Be Carnage<\/em> is scheduled to be released in theaters on Sept. 24, 2021. The official trailer for the anticipated sequel was released on Monday by Sony Pictures<\/a>.<\/p>\n