Tom Holland, as Spider-Man I deal with fame

- As happens to Spider-Man "in this film, when his identity is revealed, even for me, playing the character, life changed. I made my debut in the role at 18 (now he's 25, ed) and the The list of things that this experience keeps giving me is endless. I met friends and established relationships that will last forever. I have become a professional and a more responsible man, it is an infinite lesson ". Word of Tom Holland, who at Cinecittà studio 10 is the protagonist as a hologram, live from Los Angeles, of the press conference, moderated by Alessandro Cattelan, for the launch of Spider-Man: No Way Home by Jon Watts, the third film 'standalone' with the actor 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 (presales are already record-breaking), the superhero starts again, as revealed in the trailer, directly from the end of 'Far From Home': the revelation by Mysterio of his identity. "Spider-Man has to face fame, as happened to me when making the previous two films, it's a nice parallel" adds Holland, who never misses the opportunity to joke about his hologram manifestation: "I noticed that they also made me slightly higher". Of course, as a star of the Marvel universe, "now for me to go to certain places is no longer possible, for the safety of all, but I have many more pros than against, and I'm happy to have been the little Spider-Man who lived. this path gave me something more to give to the character ".

    The London actor feels in giving face to the role "a great responsibility, because I know that many young people watch these films and relate to each other in different ways. From those looking for an incentive to move forward to those who just want a couple of hours to escape from reality. For me the most important thing is to touch people's hearts. These are films that we make for the fans, we want them to feel part of a family. " Today fame also passes through social media: "Too much is good - says Holland -.

    Showing too much of one's life is a double-edged sword, you risk that young people will think about chasing ideals of apparently perfect but fake lives".

    In this new adventure (of which the Italian press was able to see the first 40 minutes) Spider-Man finds himself at the center of the media eye: his life is turned upside down and the 'cataclysm' has an impact on those he loves, from aunt (Marisa Tomei) to his girlfriend Mj (Zendaya, Holland's partner also in life), so much so that Peter seeks the help of his superhero 'colleague' Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). An intervention that, as the protagonists and the producer Kevin Feige have already anticipated, leads to the opening of the multiverse and the arrival (or return) of historical enemies of Spider-Man, such as Doc Ock (Alfred Molina), Green Goblin ( Willem Dafoe) and Electro (Jamie Foxx). "I grew up watching Spider-Man movies starring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield,and it has been a tremendous honor to share the screen with some great villains of the past. They have all been very kind and nice and I think the fans will love to see these characters come back to life with the fresh look we gave them. "

    In his sixth round as Spider-Man, "the aspect I love to explore most is his humility, I think it's his most precious quality, and I've tried to highlight that. The most important thing for him is to take action to bring a benefit to others ".

    Then as a fan of the saga, he stresses, "I love to go beyond the limits, even physically. I like to do my stunts, at least to the extent that I am allowed".

How much has Spider-Man grown?

"We see him making decisions that many people would not know how to make, this time he becomes a leader and has an increasingly defined identity".

(HANDLE).