On My Screen: ‘Cherry’s Tom Holland On His Film & TV Favorites, First Acting Lessons & The Co-Star He’s Annoyed The Most

Spider-Man actor Tom Holland has raised some concerns within the gaming community over his portrayal of Nathan Drake in the upcoming Uncharted film.In a recent interview with GQ to promote his latest film Cherry, Holland spoke about his role in the Uncharted movie, which is scheduled to premiere next year. Holland said that his portrayal of Drake was a more “tough, very stoic” take on the character, instead of the character’s usual goofy and aloof approach to things.“I think there are elements

Daisy Ridley is recalling meeting her Chaos Walking co-star Tom Holland for the first time!

It is quite easy to take Spider-Man being in the MCU for granted, given just how seamlessly the character fits into the larger franchise, and how good Tom Holland is in the web-slinging titular role, but it wasn’t always like that.

Growing up, and even now, we've all had our fair share of celebrity crushes, especially from movies and tv shows. Moreover, celebrities themselves have had their own first cinematic crushes from before they became actors.

Tom Holland is getting honest!

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorIn Apple TV Plus’ new drama “Cherry,” Tom Holland’s life is spiraling out of control. Holland plays Cherry, a war veteran who suffers from PTSD and descends into an opioid addiction.

Tom Holland speaks about his dark new role in the film “Cherry” with British GQ.

Tom Holland vividly remembers his first movie crush. — “Emma Watson in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,” he told W magazine, recalling, “She wears this pink dress. That was mind-blowing for me.” The Spider-Man star, 24, specifically referenced a then 15-year-old Emma Watson (now 30), who played Hermione Granger, in a layered pink dress in the 2005 film.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIn “Cherry,” Tom Holland sports a buzzcut, dead eyes, and a skeevy complexion. In a look-at-my-badass-self reversal from the effusive heroics of the “Spider-Man” films, he plays an Iraq War veteran turned opioid addict turned heroin addict turned bank robber, and he looks zoned-out and strung-out, like Eminem as a fallen Eagle Scout.

The Russo Brothers were so impressed with Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in their “Captain America: Civil War” film (and ‘Infinity War,’ and ‘Endgame’) they immediatey decided to tap his talents for their first directorial effort outside Marvel. So, As the star of their ApplteTV+ crime drama “Cherry,” Holland is doing all the press rounds and really gunning for that Oscar.

Spider-Man 3 is easily one of the most anticipated films this year. In a series of post-lockdown film releases, this Tom Holland starrer stands out for its army of Marvel fanatics.

in a cheeky video on social media that implied director Jon Watts did not trust Holland to keep the actual title a secret.

Marvel fans won’t be getting any new details out of Tom Holland.

Tom Holland just “revealed” the title of the upcoming third Spider-Man film – or did he?

Not for everyone! Tom Holland looked back at one of his more embarrassing auditions, revealing he was up for the role of Finn in the Star Wars franchise.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens.Speaking to Backstage in a new interview, the Spider-Man actor was asked about bad auditions. “I’ve had quite a few,” he admitted.

with Backstage, Holland recounted how while auditioning for Finn in “Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens,” he simply couldn’t stop laughing at his audition partner.“I remember doing this scene with this lady, bless her, and she was just a drone. So I was doing all of this, like, “We gotta get back to the ship!” And she was going, ‘Bleep, bloop bloop, bleep bloop'” Holland said.

In the Russo Brothers’ new drama “Cherry,” Tom Holland portrays a young man who becomes addicted to opioids following a traumatic overseas tour of duty during the Iraq War. The character’s PTSD is so significant he resorts to heroin, among other drugs, and his girlfriend Emily (Ciara Bravo) follows him down a very destructive path.

When you see an actor like Tom Holland secure A-list status at a young age, you have to assume it all came really quickly. Clearly, he didn’t spend two decades toiling away at auditions and bit roles before landing the career-defining role.