Highlights
- Tom Holland’s Spider-Man 4 pitch was rejected by Marvel Studios.
- His idea clashed with the storyline of Captain America: Brave New World.
- Holland and Zendaya were excited about reading the Spider-Man 4 script together.
- Marvel has not yet announced a release date for Spider-Man 4.
- All MCU Spider-Man films have been box office hits, with *No Way Home* earning $1.92 billion globally.
Tom Holland, famous for playing Spider-Man in the MCU, shared that one of his ideas for Spider-Man 4 was turned down by Marvel Studios.
Holland revealed this while chatting on Rich Roll’s podcast, stating that Marvel is using a similar storyline in Captain America: Brave New World.
Marvel President Kevin Feige and other executives rejected the pitch, despite Holland’s enthusiasm.
Holland explained, “I’ll come up with an idea, and they’ll say no, you can’t do that because we’re doing that in the new Captain America movie.”
Though disappointed, Holland found it “really cool” to witness Marvel’s long-term plans for the MCU.
Spider-Man 4 Still Sparks Excitement for Tom Holland
Despite the setback, Tom Holland shared that reading the Spider-Man 4 script with Zendaya sparked excitement.
He recalled how the two actors were so thrilled that they were “bouncing around the living room.”
Holland feels the new movie will earn “fans’ respect” and hinted that his re-entry into the MCU is a priority among his upcoming projects.
The Spider-Man trilogy, which includes Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home, has been wildly successful. Fans eagerly await more details about Spider-Man 4, though Marvel hasn’t announced a release date yet.
Marvel Studios continues to keep its future plans under wraps, but Holland’s involvement reassures fans that Spider-Man’s MCU journey is far from over.
