The sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming will be shot partially in New York
A new publication by Omega Underground states that the first post-Avengers 4 film by UCM, the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming, will be shot partially in New York, Berlin, the United Kingdom and Atlanta. Although the publication does not give additional information on when the scenes will be filmed in the Big Apple or even in what part, it seems that production will begin in June and is expected to last until September.
At the moment the majority of details of the plot are unknown, but we know that it will take place after the events of Avengers: Infinity War and that Peter Parker will be in his third year of high school, having to deal with his life as a student, the fact of having He had to fight against an intergalactic threat like Thanos, and whatever the future of UCM might bring. It is also speculated that, given the alleged filming locations in Berlin and the United Kingdom, we could see Peter crossing the pond. We also have a casting of a mysterious European girl who will put Spiderman in danger, which is rumored to be Gwen Stacy, and could even introduce the silver to Marta Silver, a character who will star Silver and Black.