Spider-Man has a long and varied film history. Spider-Man's first films were repetitions of the 1977 TV series "The Amazing Spider-Man", starring Nicholas Hammond as a title hero, a man who could climb Wallsids and turn around the streets of the Newsorque on home networks designed by the joints. In 1978, there was a Japanese film by the Spider-Man, based on the TOEI TV series starring Ginji Tadi as a hero's robot control version. Better known to American audiences are the three blockbusters with large budget spiders directed by Sam Raimi between 2002 and 2007. These films starred Tobey Maguier. Raimi's films were followed by two films in a restarted continuity called "The Amazing Spider-Man", starring Andrew Garfield. When the second of his films hooked up, Sony (who maintained the rights of Spider-Man's films) decided to move away from that continuity and co-production of an even newer version of the Spider-Man, overlapping the character in Disney's already successful film universe. That version is played by Tom Holland.

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Holland started playing Spiderman in Captain America: Civil War in 2016. The actor was 19 years old. Since then he has repeated the role of "Spider-Man: Homecoming", "Avengers: Infinity War", "Avengers: Endgame", "Spider-Man: Far from Home" and "Spider-Man: No May Home". It is a lucrative role for the Netherlands and plans are imposed to include MCC's further projects. Especially "by no means at home" was a banner moment for Spiderman fans, as The multivisional plot conspiracy allowed permissions of the Netherlands to communicate on the screen and with Garfield and Maguier, also playing its repetitions of spider-men.

While the Netherlands was grateful for the possibility of playing a famous character of comics in a series of ultra -hit movies, he has personal regret. In an interview in 2023 with Hollywood reporterHe revealed that his youthful enthusiasm for Spiderman's work made him out for the fact that he replaced Garfield, whose "incredible Spiderman 2" recently bombed him. Holland wants to learn to Garfield to apologize for usurping the throne.

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"Captain America: Civil War" was released in 2016, but the "incredible Spider-Man 2" came out just two years earlier, in 2014. In terms of restarted pops, this is not at all time. When Spider-Man joined MCU, many fans breathed a sigh, happy to see one of Marvel's most famous characters, finally joining Avengers in their series of hit movies. From Andrew Garfield's point of view, there must have been something that opposes the studio that the Netherlands film "Spider-Man: Homecoming". The title implied that the Garfield version of Spider-Man is attractive, away from home, sowing its wild oatmeal. When the Netherlands took it, he "returned home" to Disney. Feels a little discarded.

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Holland did not put it in many terms, but he understood that he was quickly taking the role of Garfield may have felt like the latter had his legs. Holland was able to put in Garfield's shoes and assumed it would hurt to be fired from such a prestigious gig - but only years later. Holland said he wished to have what is at the age of 19 to explain to his colleague:

"If I made my second movie and didn't have to deliver the way it was supposed to do, and they took me, I would really fight to bounce. Andrew withdrew in the most incredible way. I just wish I had called him and just said," You know I can't refuse this opportunity. "

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Fortunately, there seemed to be no difficult feelings. The Netherlands was just sensitive. Garfield went right in prestigious plays such as "99 homes", "hawk Ridge", and Martin Scorsese's "silence", seemingly not overly disturbed by the loss of Spiderman whistle. He also agreed to return for "no home" (something for which he openly lied), allowing that and the Netherlands to communicate on the screen together. Indeed, the Netherlands said he, Garfield and Maguier, are still approaching from time to time in a group conversation. Everything is very cute.