One of the really fun things about Far from Home
is that Spidey gets to try a bunch of different versions of his iconic costumes.
They're four different suits. Are there four suits?
The iron Spider, Homecoming,
stealth, and the black-and-red suit.
In this movie, everything is about the clothes.
[Zendaya] Tom's just in his suit, like, "I mean,
I am just pretending to be Spider-Man. It's an awesome job."
Get in.
And he shows up, it's like, "I'm finally gonna get to work with Spider-Man today."
[Holland] We start off in the iron Spider suit,
which is the mo-cap suit.
So there's no actual iron Spider suit existing.
We, as creatives, didn't really know the extent of what it could do.
So a lot of the times, we would just make up stuff and see if it worked.
And it was exciting experimenting on, "What if the eyes could do this
and what if the arms could do that?"
That was fun, because we kind of had a blank canvas of what we could do.
- Thanks so much, everyone, for coming. - [crowd clamoring]
You can lose the mask. Everyone here has seen you without it.
You'd only be feigning anonymity
and breathing through spandex for no good reason.
[Hollland] We have the Homecoming suit, which is very dear to my heart.
I love that suit.
[Pare] There's no red in the sets. No red.
Not one touch of red. Red is Spider-Man.
Our first fitting with Tom,
he was super excited about putting on a real suit again,
having spent Infinity War in mo-cap pajamas.
I wanna help.
How's the suit?
The suit's great.
It's awesome. It's a little tight around the old web-shooter.
- [Fury] Parker! - Okay, I'll shut up.
And then there's the stealth suit, which is my favorite suit.
It's totally different.
[Watts] That all started as the idea of him
having to keep his identity relatively secret while he's on a trip.
If I'm seen like this in Europe after the Washington Monument,
my class will figure out who I am, and then...
Then the whole world will figure out who I am, and then I'm done.
Fury interprets it as, "Oh, okay, you don't want to be seen as Spider-Man?
So we'll get you a suit that doesn't look like Spider-Man."
[roars]
Wait, wait. Is that...?
Do you think that's Spider-Man?
No, no, no. It's a European rip-off version of him.
- What's his name? - Uh, it's Night... Night Monkey.
- Night Monkey? - Yeah.
[Churchyard] Nick Fury loans him this costume,
and the idea is that it's something out of the S.H.I.E.L.D. special ops world.
A bit Captain America, it's a bit Hawkeye.
It's a little bit Black Widow in a lot of ways.
It was nice for me because it's totally different and totally fresh.
It's much comfier than the spandex, and it also looks pretty badass too.
The costume looks great
for the costume party at the prince's...
She knows. I told her.
He didn't tell me. I figured it out.
Yeah. Night Monkey.
- I need a suit. - Suit?
The Far from Home Spider-Man suit is an amazing reveal.
[Churchyard] Spider-Man needs a new costume,
so he uses Stark's printer.
I hope this works.
He's kind of grown up. He's moved into red and black.
And his shoulders are a bit bigger, which is kind of Tom too.
He's grown up compared to Homecoming.
[Pascal] We've never seen Spider-Man make his own suit
with all of the technology from the Stark Industries.
And you're gonna see the suit that Peter makes for himself,
which is pretty spectacular.
[O'Connor] That is really important on a thematic level
and symbolizes Peter's evolution as a character
and his coming to the point where he is willing to step up.
The suits that Tony has made for him
rely a lot on technology, which is sort of Tony's superpower.
Peter doesn't need it because he's Spider-Man.
Part of making the suit in Tony's workshop is to step up but on his own terms.
Not to try to be Iron Man, but to be Spider-Man.
What?
Nothing.
[Churchyard] It's just such an enormous job.
There's at least 20 people for six months involved in making these costumes.
[Holland] It's weird, 'cause it is like wearing a work of art.
And they look exactly like you'd imagine them out of the comics.
It feels like you should be able to climb walls
and you should be able to shoot webs.
He just genuinely becomes Peter Parker, which is really cool to watch.
They're not the easiest costumes to wear, but having someone excited...
[Churchyard] That's quite amazing, isn't it?
It looks so realistic that it's almost disappointing that you're not Spider-Man.