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Spider-Man double calls role 'childhood dream'

BBC News 31 July 2026, 05:12 UTC 5h ago

Spider-Man double calls role 'childhood dream' — BBC News

Teifion Sussex from Somerset said he had always dreamed of playing the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man

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