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    Tom Holland Refuses to Hide 'Much Cooler' Haircut Under Wig for 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Sequel

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    The Peter Parker depicter insists on keeping his new haircut from upcoming video game adaptation ‘Uncharted’ as the actor begins to film the upcoming third Spidey film.

    Feb 12, 2021
    AceShowbiz – Actor Tom Holland left Marvel bosses with little choice but to accept his change of hairstyle for the next Spider-Man movie after refusing to wear a wig.
    The Brit had to start work on the follow-up to 2019’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home” in October (20), just days after completing another action blockbuster, “Uncharted”, for which he adopted a “much cooler” haircut, with shaved sides, to play adventure-seeking protagonist Nathan Drake.
    However, when he arrived on the superhero set in Atlanta, Georgia, hair and wardrobe officials tried to convince him he really should don a hairpiece to resemble the nerdy Peter Parker/Spider-Man character fans had come to love him for.
    “I have cool shaved sides and it’s slick at the back, and that’s not very Peter Parker,” Holland told Esquire of his “Uncharted” look.

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    “He (Parker)’s a bit of a loser. So they put this wig on me that was just around the sides.”
    But Holland was not impressed and fought against the suggestion – and won. “For the first time in my life, I put my foot down as the leading actor and was like, ‘I’m not f**king wearing that wig,'” he shared.
    “‘I’m going to have shorter hair and you’re going to have to deal with it!'”
    The as-yet-untitled sequel, part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is expected to be released in December (21).
    Tom Holland’s other new movies include hard-hitting crime drama “Cherry”, where he plays a struggling drug addict, and Doug Liman’s sci-fi action adventure “Chaos Walking”, where he shares screen with Daisy Ridley.

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      Tom Holland Reportedly Pitches Tobey Maguire as MCU's Uncle Ben

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      The ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ actor is said to be pushing for the star of Sam Raimi’s ‘Spider-Man’ trilogy to play Peter Parker’s uncle in flashback scene(s).
      May 26, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Tobey Maguire could make his return to the “Spider-Man” franchise in one way or another. Words are Tom Holland, the latest actor who takes the reign as the web-slinger, is pushing for the 44-year-old actor play Uncle Ben in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
      According to We Got This Covered’s trusted sources, the British actor is pitching the idea for the star of Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man” trilogy, to appear as Peter Parker’s uncle in flashback scene(s) at some point in the currently ongoing “Spider-Man” franchise. It’s unknown, though, if Maguire is up for Holland’s idea as the site notes that there are many ideas being tossed around right now, without any guarantee which one(s) will be making the cut.
      In the meantime, there’s also report that Marvel and Sony are planning a live-action “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”, with Maguire returning as the titular character. According to the Lords of the Long Box YouTube channel, the project is proposed as a way to give the original Spider-Man depicter a farewell similar to the farewell Robert Downey Jr. received in “Avengers: Endgame”.
      The movie allegedly “will also be a chance for director Sam Raimi to say good-bye to the beloved version of his character.” It is said that the movie’s plot will serve as the introduction of the live-action version of the Miles Morales Spider-Man.
      Sony has the rights to Spider-Man, though the studio has agreed to work with Marvel Studios again for the follow-up to “Spider-Man: Far From Home”. The rumor about the live-action “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”, however, makes it sound as if Marvel will be involved in the project as well.
      Raimi, who directed Maguire in three “Spider-Man” movies from 2002 until 2007, initially planned to make two more sequels, but walked away from the franchise after he could not find a satisfactory script. He is now set to make his return to the superhero scene again after signing up to direct “Doctor Strange” sequel, “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness”.

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