Spider-Noir Canceled Despite Emmy Noms and Star's Approval
Prime Video has canceled the critically acclaimed series Spider-Noir after just one season. Despite earning 11 Emmy nominations and positive reviews, viewership numbers did not meet expectations. Star Nicolas Cage stated that one season was the perfect length for his character's story.
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Nicolas Cage gives classiest possible response to Spider-Noir cancellation
Following the cancellation of the series Spider-Noir after one season, star Nicolas Cage expressed that one season was perfect for his portrayal of the character. The show, which received positive reviews and multiple Emmy nominations, followed Ben Reilly as a private investigator with web-slinging powers in 1930s New York City. Despite good viewership, the series was not massive enough to warrant further seasons.
Spider-Noir canceled after one season at Prime Video despite receiving 11 Emmy nominations
Despite receiving 11 Emmy nominations and critical praise, the superhero series Spider-Noir has been canceled by Prime Video after only one season. Amazon MGM Studios and Sony Pictures Television reportedly expected higher streaming numbers, especially given the show's substantial $400 million budget. This marks the second Marvel spin-off from Sony's IP to be canceled by Amazon, following Silk: Spider-Society.
