Tom Holland is the latest celebrity to speak out about the toxic work environment and on-set drama.

last month, Blake Lively filed a lawsuit against her "It Ends with Us" co-star. Justin Baldonialleging that he ignored protocols when "filming intimate scenes and took advantage of the lack of controls on set to act inappropriately."

While Tom Holland didn't accuse anyone of exploitation, he said there was a lot of "animosity" on the set of the Apple TV+ limited series "The Crowded Room."

The 28-year-old actor, best known for his role in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," recently revealed in an interview with Men's Health about the intense and often uncomfortable atmosphere on the set of the Apple TV+ limited series "The Crowded Room."

“There was a lot of hostility on that set. It wasn't a very harmonious place, and there was a lot of fighting and butting heads," Holland revealed.

The thriller series, which explored heavy themes and complex emotional territory, proved to be a challenging experience for the young star. Although he has been open about his journey with sobriety in the past, Holland admitted that the pressures of the party made him question his resolve.

"I thought, 'If I start drinking again now, with all this going on, it's going to be worse, right?'" he recalled.

The actor then admitted that he is very "strong-willed". "When I decide to do something, I really do it," he said proudly. Holland also relied heavily on his support system to get him through the experience. "I relied a lot on those close to me: family, friends, old colleagues, new colleagues, people who contacted me that I didn't know who were also sober," he said.

Holland has revealed in multiple interviews that his decision to quit drinking was not prompted by a single dramatic event, but by the realization of his relationship with alcohol. In early 2023, he shared on the "Intentional with Jay Shetty" podcast that he tried the "Dry January" challenge and found it much harder than he expected.

After completing the challenge, Holland noticed how reliant he was on alcohol and decided to extend his sobriety last January. What started as a one-month experiment turned into a year-long commitment and ultimately a permanent lifestyle choice.

"I didn't wake up one day and say, 'I'm giving up drinking forever.' I just said, 'I'm going to do dry January,' and all of a sudden I thought, 'Oh, maybe I'm not as in control as I thought,'" Holland admitted.

In "The Crowded Room," Holland takes on the role of Danny Sullivan, a seemingly ordinary man who is arrested after a shooting in New York in 1979. Through a series of intense interrogations led by Detective Rya Goodwin (Amanda Seyfried), Danny's mysterious and complex past begins to unravel.

In addition to Holland and Seyfried, the series has an impressive cast, including Emmy Rossum, Sasha Lane, Will Chase and Lior Raz. Guest stars include Jason Isaacs, Christopher Abbott, Zachary Golinger and Thomas Sadoski—who is Seyfried's real-life husband.

"It was a tough time, for sure," he said Extra. "We were exploring certain emotions that I definitely had never experienced before. And on top of that, as a producer, dealing with the day-to-day issues that come with any film set, it just added that extra level of pressure."

"I'm taking a year off now, and that's a result of how hard this show has been," he added at the time.

In another interview, Holland said that acting on the show provided valuable insight into his "own life".

"Learning about mental health and its power and talking to psychiatrists about Danny (his character) and Billy's struggles was something that was so informative for my life," he said, per Daily Mail.