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Tom Holland says some earlier films were 'bad', urges discretion

moviesJul 28, 202621344

Speaking on the Dish Podcast with hosts Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett, Tom Holland said some of his past movies were "s**t" and that he has told people they should not watch them. Holland, 30, added that promoting two films he is proud of is easy, pointing to The Odyssey, which the article calls a box office smash, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, due in cinemas on 31 July. He declined to name which older titles he was criticizing. The piece notes Holland first rose to fame in Billy Elliot the Musical on the West End in 2008, made his film debut in the 2012 drama The Impossible, and later became Spider-Man in 2015, appearing across the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The article also lists non-MCU credits including The Devil All the Time, Cherry, and Chaos Walking and mentions Holland has been linked to an unannounced Fred Astaire biopic.

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