Tom Holland resumes filming ‘Spider-Man 4’ after accident

Tom Holland resumed recording Spider-Man 4 after temporarily stepping aside to recover from a concussion. According to the website TMZthe actor was seen in London, on Thursday (9/10), during a rehearsal where he was holding the script for the film.

The Marvel hero’s interpreter had suffered a blow to the head during filming, which led to the temporary suspension of recordings. According to the actor’s father, Dominic Holland, the situation was widely distorted by the press.

“Reading the media reports about Tom’s ‘horrible injury’ reminded me of the saying that you should never believe what is written in the newspapers,” Dominic wrote in a text published on the website of The Brothers Trust, a charity run by the Holland family.

He also denied information about his son’s rescue: “They were almost completely wrong, citing an ambulance driver who had picked up the ‘injured star’ at Leavesden Film Studios in north London. There was no ambulance, and the film is not being filmed at Leavesden Studio,” he added.

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Spider-Man: A New Day began filming in Glasgow, Scotland, in early August. In addition to Tom Holland, the cast includes Zendaya, Jacob Batalon and Sadie Sink, a newcomer to the franchise.

Bianca Lucca

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Journalist from Centro Universitário de Brasília, passionate about literature and social issues. He worked as a Culture editor and now writes for CB On-line, where he writes the Daquilo Blog.