Tom Holland expresses concerns about a possible Spider-Man change.

In the interview, Marvel star Tom Holland expressed concerns about his future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), particularly as Spider-Man. It seems that he is no longer fully committed to the project.

Tom Holland recently announced that he would be taking a one-year hiatus from working on the AppleTV+ series "The Crowded Room" due to the mental strain it brought. The series had apparently taken a toll on him, especially since he was also involved as a producer. However, it's important to note that he had already completed filming for the series in September 2022 and has since taken time to recover and pursue personal interests.

For his fans who primarily know him as Spider-Man in the MCU, it's unusual to see him in a different role. This might also cause some discomfort for Tom Holland himself, as he was regarded as a promising actor before his time as Spider-Man and could pursue a successful acting career outside of the MCU.

Nevertheless, Tom Holland has achieved great success as Spider-Man under Marvel's guidance. The film "Spider-Man: No Way Home" became the highest-grossing Marvel film since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, earning $1.92 billion worldwide. It's evident that fans would like to see him continue in the role of Spider-Man, and Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios are already working on a fourth Spider-Man film.

However, Tom Holland has expressed concerns about reprising the role of Spider-Man. He explains that the fourth installment of a film franchise often carries a certain stigma. A part of him would like to step away with his head held high and pass the torch to another actor who can bring the character to life. It's important to note that this is not a final decision and discussions regarding a new contract with the executives are yet to take place.

It remains to be seen how the situation unfolds and whether Tom Holland will ultimately return for more Spider-Man films. However, fans continue to hope that he will continue to embody the role.