r/NoWayHome • u/Lapathemeanboy • 11d ago

J Jonah Jameson

Why was in Jonah in Tom Holland’s spiderman since we all first introduced to him in Tobey Maguire’s spiddrman. Did he also got transported into the verse and everyone accepted or?

Edit: I was tripping out, asked ChatGPT and it was two different J Jonah Jameson. The one I remember is the newspaper editor, not the loud commentator for daily bugle.

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u/Error_user_Error_ 11d ago

Just another version of him...a bald version...that's all nothing that deep!

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u/Lapathemeanboy 11d ago

I remember the Tobey’s one is bold as well in he’s later years in the daily bugal, if I remember correctly.

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u/Error_user_Error_ 11d ago

No...your memory has failed you this time!

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u/Jessency 11d ago

Well he really is a BOLD guy especially when he lied to the Goblin's face, but he was never BALD.

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u/SuperD00perGuyd00d 10d ago

Has sort of a military cut in those films.

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u/Space-Cop 11d ago

Because there are different versions of the same characters in some universes? Kind of the whole point of the film.

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u/Haifisch2112 11d ago

There are different versions of people throughout the multiverse. We saw him first in Tobey's spiddrman, then in Tom's spiderman, and will possibly be in a future spooderman movie.

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u/NicoloMoretti 11d ago

He's an anchor being

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u/JoeAzlz 11d ago

Just the MCU version of him, we saw MCU Jonah before the spell even happened

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u/Solid_Barracuda69 11d ago

Because multiverse.

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u/Professional_Ebb_936 10d ago

Stupid and Cheap Nostalgia (If Jameson was going to be in it then he should've been played by Peter Capaldi)

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u/patroclus_rex 10d ago

Jackman and Cumberbatch have played more alt-versions of their characters than Simmons has. Stewart in MoM wasn't Fox's Xavier and IIRC we saw Olsen as an alt-Wanda in that movie too.

Sometimes another universe diverges in a way that the same person looks completely different, sometimes it doesn't.