According to Deadline, Destin Daniel Cretton, director of Spider-Man 4, will officially return to direct Spider-Man 5. Spider-Man 4: Brand New Day grossed $2.4 billion worldwide, with nearly $1 billion coming from the North American box office.
Clayton has many projects on his plate, including Spider-Man 5, a Naruto film, and a movie adaptation of Hawaii Five-O.
Reports indicate that Paramount Pictures has the opportunity to adapt the 1960s TV series Hawaii Five-O into a film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, with Chris Bremner (Bad Boys for Life) and Noah Oppenheim (Jackie) co-writing the screenplay.
The TV series Hawaii Five-O, created by Leonard Freeman and aired on CBS from 1968 to 1980, starred Jack Lord as Steve McGarrett, a tough law enforcer leading the Hawaii State Police task force. The film adaptation was shot in picturesque Hawaii, and its crime-themed premise holds potential for developing into a film franchise.
