Tom Hollandmissed the Los Angeles premiere ofAvengers: Endgameon Monday — and it turns out, it had nothing to do withhis habit of spreading spoilers.The 22-year-old actor, who plays Spider-Man in the highly anticipated Marvel Studios superhero flick, used his Instagram on Tuesday to explain why he was one of the few actors absent from the starry event.It turns out Holland was stuck on the set of another movie.“Hey everyone. I just wanted to do a little message and say sorry I wasn’t at the premiere last night. I’m here in Alabama — not I’m not, I’m in Atlanta — shootingChaos Walking,” Holland said of the upcoming post-apocalyptic thriller, which he stars in alongside Daisy Ridley, David Oyelowo,Nick Jonas, and Cynthia Erivo.Tom Holland inSpider-Man: Homecoming.Marvel StudiosThough he missed the event, Holland still took time to thank the Marvel fans for their support.“I noticed on the red carpet that there was a thank you cam for all our fans, our amazing fans, so I wanted to do my own and say thank you for letting me be part of this amazing Marvel journey,” he said. “It’s really changed my life and I could’ve never imagined this would happen to me. So, thank you so much.”“I hope the premiere was [as] amazing as the last one. I’m sure it was better, I’m sure it was amazing,” he said, before praising directors Anthony and Joe Russo. “The Russo Brothers, you’re amazing. I hope the film performs in every way possible. Thank you everyone so much, and go and seeAvengers: Endgame.”Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP/REX/ShutterstockHolland joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Spider-Man in 2016, appearing inCaptain America: Civil War.He reprised the role in 2018’sAvengers: InfinityWarand in two of the web-slinging superhero’s standalone movies: 2017’sSpider-Man: HomecomingandSpider-Man: Far from Home,out July 5.Throughout it all, Holland has been praised for his work on-screen. But off-screen, he’s gotten into hot water for accidentally (and hilariously) spilling some of Marvel’s biggest secrets.He famously revealed there would be twoSpider-Man: Homecomingsequels longbefore the studio had announced the franchise offerings. He was also the first one to share the title ofSpider-Man: Far From Home,showing a photo of the logo on his Instagram accountmonths afterInfinity Wardropped.Then there was the time he spoiledInfinity War‘s ending to a movie theater full of fans waiting to see the movie, telling them, “I’m alive”before they had any idea his character perished in the film.Marvel StudiosAll that inspired the Russo brothers to cut off Holland’s access when filmingAvengers: Endgame.“Yeah, Tom Holland does not get the script,”Joe told IndieWire. “Tom Holland gets his lines and that’s it. He doesn’t even know who he’s acting opposite of. We use like, very vague terms to describe to him what is happening in the scene. … He has a very difficult time keeping his mouth shut.’Avengers: Endgamearrives in theaters on Friday.
Tom Hollandmissed the Los Angeles premiere ofAvengers: Endgameon Monday — and it turns out, it had nothing to do withhis habit of spreading spoilers.
The 22-year-old actor, who plays Spider-Man in the highly anticipated Marvel Studios superhero flick, used his Instagram on Tuesday to explain why he was one of the few actors absent from the starry event.
It turns out Holland was stuck on the set of another movie.
“Hey everyone. I just wanted to do a little message and say sorry I wasn’t at the premiere last night. I’m here in Alabama — not I’m not, I’m in Atlanta — shootingChaos Walking,” Holland said of the upcoming post-apocalyptic thriller, which he stars in alongside Daisy Ridley, David Oyelowo,Nick Jonas, and Cynthia Erivo.
Tom Holland inSpider-Man: Homecoming.Marvel Studios
Though he missed the event, Holland still took time to thank the Marvel fans for their support.
“I noticed on the red carpet that there was a thank you cam for all our fans, our amazing fans, so I wanted to do my own and say thank you for letting me be part of this amazing Marvel journey,” he said. “It’s really changed my life and I could’ve never imagined this would happen to me. So, thank you so much.”
“I hope the premiere was [as] amazing as the last one. I’m sure it was better, I’m sure it was amazing,” he said, before praising directors Anthony and Joe Russo. “The Russo Brothers, you’re amazing. I hope the film performs in every way possible. Thank you everyone so much, and go and seeAvengers: Endgame.”
Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock
Holland joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Spider-Man in 2016, appearing inCaptain America: Civil War.He reprised the role in 2018’sAvengers: InfinityWarand in two of the web-slinging superhero’s standalone movies: 2017’sSpider-Man: HomecomingandSpider-Man: Far from Home,out July 5.
Throughout it all, Holland has been praised for his work on-screen. But off-screen, he’s gotten into hot water for accidentally (and hilariously) spilling some of Marvel’s biggest secrets.
He famously revealed there would be twoSpider-Man: Homecomingsequels longbefore the studio had announced the franchise offerings. He was also the first one to share the title ofSpider-Man: Far From Home,showing a photo of the logo on his Instagram accountmonths afterInfinity Wardropped.
Then there was the time he spoiledInfinity War‘s ending to a movie theater full of fans waiting to see the movie, telling them, “I’m alive”before they had any idea his character perished in the film.
Marvel Studios
All that inspired the Russo brothers to cut off Holland’s access when filmingAvengers: Endgame.
“Yeah, Tom Holland does not get the script,”Joe told IndieWire. “Tom Holland gets his lines and that’s it. He doesn’t even know who he’s acting opposite of. We use like, very vague terms to describe to him what is happening in the scene. … He has a very difficult time keeping his mouth shut.’
Avengers: Endgamearrives in theaters on Friday.
source: people.com
