Spider-Man Star Shameik Moore Breaks Silence on Viral Clips Praising ‘Hawkeye’ and ‘Spider-Verse’ Star Hailee Steinfeld After Engagement News

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As a seasoned gamer and a follower of the gaming world, I must say that I find Shameik Moore’s situation quite relatable. It’s not uncommon for us gamers to form strong bonds with our virtual counterparts, especially when we spend countless hours voicing their lines or controlling their actions.

Shameik Moore, known as Miles Morales’ voice in “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” seemed disheartened following Hailee Steinfeld‘s engagement announcement to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. As congratulations poured in for the happy couple, Moore encountered criticism for a seemingly inopportune and personal message on social media platform X.

There are yet many individuals to encounter, additional possibilities on the horizon, and numerous chances to seize. Embrace life, educate yourself, and put what you’ve learned into practice.

— Shameik Moore (@shameikmoore) November 29, 2024

After his tweet about Hailee Steinfeld’s engagement went viral and got criticized, Shameik Moore tried to backpedal, saying he hadn’t heard the news: “Had no idea Hailee is engaged! That’s amazing, I’m here reflecting on my 2024 goals that are rolling over into 2025. Gods timing.“

He deleted a tweet where he congratulated her and talked about his goals but kept another tweet up, commenting on what people choose to focus on. Later, he shared a video of his song as a way to shift attention from the backlash.

In the heat of the escalating situation, I attempted to cool things off by explaining that my words had often been distorted and my name misused by some fans for quite a while.

Mainly driven by conjecture, the reaction primarily stemmed from fans assuming that Moore harbored feelings for Steinfeld and was disappointed he didn’t act upon them.

At FAN EXPO San Francisco 2024, Moore addressed past compliments he had given to Hailee Steinfeld during the promotional tour of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, which re-emerged following the accusations. He emphasized his genuine admiration for having collaborated with her on the project.

Often, we can’t perform together with our co-stars because I might be in New York while Jake [Johnson] could be in Chicago, and we record our voices from our respective locations.

In our second film collaboration, Hailee and I found ourselves working harder than before. During interviews, I often discussed the experience of reading scripts alongside Kemp Powers, Chris Miller, or Phil Lord. This meant I was constantly conversing with older gentlemen, whether in person or via phone calls. [Laughs] I also shared how enjoyable or effortless it was to work with my co-star. These snippets were later compiled into a video.

Moore expressed his feelings about the online response as well, stating, “This weekend has been quite challenging for me, my friend. The web has been relentless, I apologize.

Despite appearing fatigued due to recent events, Moore also discussed the upcoming “Spider-Verse” movie. He shared his admiration for Tom Hardy’s portrayal of Venom and expressed a desire to see more live-action characters, such as Venom, in future “Spider-Verse” films, potentially even in “Spider-Verse 3”.

As a dedicated fan, I can’t help but marvel at the diverse characters we’ve seen leap from comic pages to live action, such as Donald Glover’s Prowler and Mrs. Chen from Venom in “Beyond The Spider-Verse”. Now, if I could wish for one more character to grace our screens with their live-action presence in the next Spider-Man movie, it would be… [insert favorite character here]. Who’s yours?

Shameik Moore: Someone else in their physical live action form? I like Tom [Hardy] as Venom.

Screen Rant: Maybe it won’t be his last dance. Maybe we can keep going back for Spider-Verse 3.

Shameik Moore: Totally.

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2024-12-04 11:43