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Tom Holland gained widespread recognition for his portrayal of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making his debut in Captain America: Civil War in 2016. His interpretation of both Spider-Man and Peter Parker struck a chord with fans, effectively capturing the essence of the iconic character from the comics.
While Holland’s career may be facing some challenges at the moment, there are rumors circulating that he needs to be part of a major Paramount film. If these rumors hold true, it could potentially provide a significant boost to his career, which is somewhat floundering right now.
SinceTom Holland’sinitial involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the franchise has undergone changes, and some MCU fans believe that it has lost its initial charm. Criticism often revolves around the view that Marvel relies on the same tired tropes and formulae that just do not stick the landing the way they used to in the past.
Tom Holland’s Non-MCU Run Has Been Abysmal
Despite having big-name co-stars like Chris Pratt and Will Smith, many of Tom Holland’s roles after his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been box-office disappointments, which doesn’t necessarily bode well for the young actor.
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Whether judged by financial earnings or critical reception, Holland’s track record with his films has been less than stellar. His drama films likeThe Lost City of ZandThe Current Warfailed to resonate with audiences, while his voice roles in movies such asSpies In Disguiseand Dolittle also struggled at the box office. AlthoughOnwardreceived decent reviews, it underperformed for a Pixar film.Chaos Walkingwas widely considered a disaster.
Even with a film likeUncharted, where Holland portrayed Nathan Drake and which performed adequately at the box office, there appears to be little urgency for a sequel right now.
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Given his less-than-stellar track record at the box office, Tom Holland’s reliance on Spider-Man and the MCU to sustain his career is evident. The widely recognized Spider-Man franchise is expected to generate a certain level of box office success, even if not every MCU project is guaranteed to be a blockbuster
Tom Holland Really Required A Career Break As An Unexpected Superhero
As noted above, Tom Holland has been a part of quite a few stinkers apart from his Marvel Cinematic Universe movies and clearly, momentum is not on his side as of now. As perScreenTime, Holland was rumored to be portraying the role of Danny Phantom in a live-action version of the movie, which would be produced by Paramount.
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Numerous fans took to Twitter and commented on this rumor, wondering if it was true or not. Due to Tom Holland being a big name among superhero fans, portraying the role of Danny Phantom would have greatly helped his career.
Poor Tom can’t escape high school roles
I wouldn’t mind this🤷♂️
Desperately need Tom Holland to begin aging so he can stop being the go-to fan cast for every teen character ever
Let me guess zendaya is gonna be in it too?😐
Paramount reportedly want to cast Tom Holland as Danny Phantom in the upcoming live-action film(via:@DanielRPK)pic.twitter.com/xycINkIURK
Unfortunately, that no longer seems to be the case as there is no legitimacy to such a rumor, which spells as further bad news for Tom Holland. Nonetheless, only time will tell how Holland will attempt to get his career back on track, in the future.
Subhojeet Mookherjee
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Subhojeet Mookherjee is a Freelance Entertainment Writer for FandomWire. A lover and expert in all things movies, games, TV shows, music and more. I’ve been in the writing business for over five years now, covering various topics all over the world. I love engaging in deep conversations with like-minded people.
