Tom Holland Confirms Spider-Man’s Contract Ends After There Is No Way Home

Tom Holland Confirms Spider-Man’s Contract Ends After There Is No Way Home

Following yesterday’s official title reveal for the upcoming third MCU Spider Man movie, Tom Holland has finally opened up about his future as a fan-favorite Marvel hero. Speaking to Collider, the 24-year-old British actor confirmed that his Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures contract will end after Spider-Man: No Coming Home. However, despite this, he remains determined to continue playing the iconic hero for as long as he can and will instantly return for more if the studios decide to bring him back.

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“[Spider-Man 3] would be my last [under contract], “ Holland revealed. “So, I always told them if they wanted me to come back, I would be there in the blink of an eye. I loved every minute of being a part of this amazing world. It has changed my life for the better, I am so lucky to be here. If they want me to come back I will be there, if they don’t I will leave at sunset, a very, very happy person because it was an amazing trip.

On any disagreements Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures might have again in the future if they decide to keep doing more Spider Man films together, Holland replied, “From what I understand, it’s that an agreement between the two studios has already taken place. I don’t think they’re going to have the same issues they had by the time we were going… was that Spider-Man 2? Far From Home was out, then it all happened between Sony and Marvel. I think both studios have fixed the problem, and I don’t think it will be a problem in the future. Having said that, I’m just the actor and I’ve been on a few phone calls during this process, but I think they love working together, I think they’ve found a way that it can be beneficial for both of them. studios, and I’m just like a kid in the middle, between two parents in an argument (laughs).

In a separate interview with USA Today, Holland also confirmed his plans after concluding No way home, revealing that he plans to take a much-needed break to travel the world.

“I’m going to take a break and travel the world,” He said. “This is the first time since I registered for [Spider-Man: Homecoming] that I don’t have a contract with someone. I could go skiing because it’s something I haven’t really had the right to do because it’s obviously a dangerous sport. I have been very careful over the years which is why I have become obsessed with golf because it is the only sport I can play without getting injured.

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Tom Holland will be back for Spider-Man: No Coming Home as the titular wall-crawler alongside Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange, taking on Jamie Foxx’s Electro. In view of the end of Far from home however, a number of his rogue galleries are also likely eager to fight. The third installment to the MCUs Spider Man the films will also feature the return of Zendaya (Euphoria, Dune) like MJ.

While most of the cast from the original series are set to return for the third sequence, the cast of Foxx further blurs the lines between Sony’s three Web-Sling franchises, with the previous episode bringing JK Simmons back as J. .Jonah Jameson from the Sam Raimi and Sony trilogy of the Marvel Character Universe studio directed by Venom is expected to enter the Marvel Cinematic Universe series soon.

Following Jamie Foxx’s Electro addition, there were plenty of casting rumors circulating, including the potential involvement of another Spider-Man villain, Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus, and most importantly, Tobey’s potential return. Maguire and Andrew Garfield at the Spider-Verse. The most recent casting rumor was that Charlie Cox has reportedly signed on to reprise his fan favorite role as Daredevil.

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Initially scheduled for release on July 16, 2021, Spider-Man: No Coming Home was first pushed back to November 5 and will now bow on December 17, 2021.