Holland in Spider-man: No Way Home, identity crisis and nemesis

(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 12 - What happens to a superhero when his identity is revealed: this is the illicit experience Peter Parker / Spider-Man must live in Spider-Man: No way home by Jon Watts, the third 'standalone' film with Tom Holland in the role also embodied in Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. In the new adventure, arriving on December 15 in theaters with Warner Bros, the superhero starts again, as revealed in the trailer, directly from the end of 'Far FromHome': the revelation by Mysterio of his identity. A cataclysm that places him at the center of the media eye that changes his life and has an impact on that of those he loves, from his aunt (Marisa Tomei) to his girlfriend Mj (Zendaya, Holland's companion also in life), so much so that Peter searches for him. 'colleague's help'superhero Doctor Strange (BenedictCumberbatch). An intervention that, as the protagonists and the producer Kevin Feige have already anticipated, leads to the opening of the multiverse and to the arrival (or return) of historical enemies of Spider-Man, such as Doc Ock (Alfred Molina), Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe) and Electro (Jamie Foxx). "There is blood, sweat and tears in No Way Home - explained Tom Holland in his first interviews with the American press -. Making these films is incredibly difficult and physically exhausting, especially when you play a role like Spider-Man. We all believe in these characters so much that we give 110% ". The young actor is aware of how much playing the superhero "changed his life: I'm grateful for everything he brings".Many questions from fans still unanswered about this new chapter, such as the possible presence of the previous Spider-Man films, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. (HANDLE).