Tom Holland talks about Spider-Man: No Return: Three generations come together

Spider-Man: No Homecoming is about to be released in North America. The film has a strong cast including Tom Holland, Benedict Cumberbatch, Zendaya, etc. Among them are Alfred Molina, "Doctor Octopus", and Jamie Foxx, "Electro", who have just joined the MCU. These two villains appeared in other series of Spider-Man movies starring Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield respectively.

Recently, Tom Holland, who plays Spider-Man in the movie, was interviewed by Total Film magazine. In the interview, Tom Holland said that it was interesting to have these two join because they have different understandings of Spider-Man in their own way. Tom Holland also joked that seeing them, his spider sense began to tingle. He also said that after seeing Alfred join, he had to adapt to the new version of Spider-Man, the new filming and production methods, and the new director. Tom Holland also said that as the current Spider-Man actor, it was really interesting to see these actors change their previous performances in Spider-Man to adapt to the new series.

When asked whether Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield would join the film, Holland said that he had said they would not come, but now no one believed him. He also said that he was very excited to see the return of Doctor Strange and the villains from the first two generations of Spider-Man movies. This meant a lot to him, and three generations came together.

Spider-Man 3: No Homecoming can be seen as "Spider-Man's final battle", telling the story of the opening of the Marvel multiverse. In order to solve the crisis of identity exposure, Spider-Man hopes to rewrite the past with the help of Doctor Strange's ability to manipulate time and space, but the opening of the time and space channel awakens an unforeseen crisis. The film will be released in North America on December 17, and the release date in mainland China is to be determined. The film is 159 minutes long and will become the longest personal film in the history of MCU.