Tom Holland, Why Are You Like This?
For a while, I kind of thought this was an endearing bit that Marvel was having him do to generate some viral marketing, but it turns out that the guy might just actually be…like that. “I thought the movie had ended, and I walked on stage and I said, ‘Don’t worry everybody, I’m still alive!’ And there was this huge collective sigh. I kind of was like ‘Wow, I thought that was gonna get a bigger reaction,’ and I looked at Kevin [Feige, Marvel Studios president] and Kevin was like [imitates Feige trying to tell him to stop talking].
- ▪For a while, I kind of thought this was an endearing bit that Marvel was having him do to generate some viral marketing, but it turns out that the guy might just actually be…like that.
- ▪“I thought the movie had ended, and I walked on stage and I said, ‘Don’t worry everybody, I’m still alive!’ And there was this huge collective sigh.
- ▪I kind of was like ‘Wow, I thought that was gonna get a bigger reaction,’ and I looked at Kevin [Feige, Marvel Studios president] and Kevin was like [imitates Feige trying to tell him to stop talking].
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Tom Holland, Why Are You Like This? The Spider-Man: Brand New Day actor recalls a low point of his career as the webslinger Avengers: EndgameAvengers: Infinity WarSpider-Man: Brand New Day By Kenneth Shepard Published July 29, 2026 | Comments (1) | 𝕏 Copied! © Marvel Since Tom Holland took up the mantle as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the actor has become notorious for spoiling things in the superhero movie pipeline. For a while, I kind of thought this was an endearing bit that Marvel was having him do to generate some viral marketing, but it turns out that the guy might just actually be…like that.
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