There’s No Spider-Man Without Tom Holland – Zendaya

Hollywood actress Zendaya has hailed Tom Holland for being so committed to Spider-Man. This comes ahead of the release of their movie, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” and fans have been reacting.

Speaking in a video released by Sony Pictures, Zendaya revealed that nothing gets past Tom during production because he absolutely cares about the superhero character.

Stressing that her husband adores fans of Peter Parker, the moviestar added that Holland is always concerned about doing justice to his story.

Her words, “It definitely wouldn’t be the movie that it is without Tom Holland, not just because he’s Spider-Man, but because of all the work that he’s doing behind the camera.

He cares so much about the character. He cares so much about the people who relate and connect to the character, and wants to do justice to Peter Parker’s story and what he means to so many people.

He really is so committed and so thoughtful about every aspect of Spider-Man, but Peter Parker too.”

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