Fans of Marvel’s beloved web-slinger got a scare this week as actor Tom Holland sustained a mild concussion while filming Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The incident, reported by CNN, occurred on set but did not require hospitalisation.
Sources close to the production confirmed that the 29-year-old star is taking a short break “out of precaution,” though he is expected to return to filming within a few days. Representatives were quick to reassure fans that no one else was hurt and that production remains on schedule.
Despite the setback, Marvel’s fourth Spider-Man installment led by Holland continues to move forward. The actor, who has embodied Peter Parker since his 2016 debut in Captain America: Civil War, has become a cornerstone of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, headlining a successful trilogy and appearing in box-office giants Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.
Holland’s journey to superstardom began long before Marvel. As a child performer, he won hearts on stage in London’s West End with Billy Elliot before transitioning to cinema in 2012 with his critically acclaimed role in the disaster drama The Impossible. His career since then has balanced blockbuster action with more dramatic roles, including the crime drama Cherry (2021) and the adventure hit Uncharted (2022).
While the injury sparked concern among fans worldwide, those close to the production emphasise that the situation is under control and that Holland is expected to recover quickly. For now, audiences can look forward to seeing their friendly neighborhood Spider-Man swing back into action soon