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Prime Video cancels Spider-Noir after one season

Prime Video has canceled the Marvel-based series ‘Spider-Noir’ after its first season. Despite receiving 11 Emmy nominations and high critical acclaim—including a 92% score on Rotten Tomatoes—the production will not return for a second season.

Reports suggest the decision was driven by high production costs and a decline in viewership momentum. The series, which starred Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly in a 1930s New York setting, was noted for its expensive dual-version filming in both color and black-and-white. While the show generated 2.6 billion streaming minutes in its first six weeks in the US, it struggled to maintain its position in daily Top 10 rankings.

The cancellation marks a setback for the strategic partnership between Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television, following the previous cancellation of the ‘Silk: Spider-Society’ project. However, the collaboration remains active, with several other series based on Sony’s Marvel characters currently in development.

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Amazon MGM Studios · Amazon Prime Video · MGM+ · Marvel · Nicolas Cage · Prime Video · Sony Pictures Television · Spider-Noir

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