Pete Ross

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4,645 appearances 35 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 4d ago

Pete Ross’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 35 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 8.

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Your f your name's so big on the poster.
They have built this franchise around their two characters, and the fans are turning up to support that.
Marvel has been down a little bit in terms of the quality of their films, but Spider-Man's one of those trusted brands that whether you're a diehard fan or just a casual blockbuster attendee, you know what you're getting from the Spider-Man films, and people are hungry for that in the summertime.
What is he doing with this character that he's particularly?
Particularly appealing.
He is giving a version of Peter Parker and Spider-Man that readers of the comics and fans of the movies have grown to love, which is a beaten-down, down on his luck, poor, broke, alone.
Like this is the version of Spider-Man that we find relatable.
It's not Superman.
It's not Batman who's a billionaire with all the toys at his disposal.
The Tom Hardy Venom franchise didn't necessarily connect.
Sony tried to make film franchises out of supporting characters like Morbius and Madam Webb.
And the audience was vocal about the fact that they did not like those films and did not want to see that bit concluded.
The Spider-Man films that Tom Holland has been in have benefited from the fact that Marvel Studios is collaborating with Sony on a creative standpoint to make sure that they are as close to the comics as they can be.
And that's been really helpful up to this point and I hope they can keep it going, but we know how difficult that can be.
Just now.
What's that all about?
It's good product being put into the theaters, and Hollywood is still struggling with that.
The two big things that slowed the industry down: one was the pandemic, and the other was a writer's strike that sort of ground Hollywood to a halt.
We are now climbing out of that, and the studios are sort of stockpiling the types of films that they're able to get into theaters, but we don't have enough.
You know, we're seeing one big movie every weekend where we used to see two.
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