Bad Bunny Confirms Leaving Sony's SPIDER-MAN Film

During an interview for Vanity Fair, the question of what became of El Muerto was posed to Bad Bunny, who was accompanied by his publicist, Sujeylee Solá. It is widely believed that this would be his dream role, so you would think he would have plenty to say about it. Not at all.

"He hesitates. An awkward silence ripples across the table," the site's piece reads. "'Next question,' asserts Solá, who’s seated at an adjacent booth. 'I don’t know what to say,' Martínez replies, calling the issue 'delicate.' Solá sharpens the point. 'Obviously, it’s out,' she says of the film." "As a movie consumer myself, I’m not one to watch a lot of action movies. I’d even say it’s my least favorite genre," "I would really like to play other kinds of things, like a little bit more drama, romance too, or comedy...[maybe] a history movie with a little action in it."