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SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING 
Spider-Man's involvement in the MCU came under threat earlier this year when rights-owner Sony was seemingly unable to reach an agreement with Marvel to allow the web slinger to continue appearing in Marvel films. The two companies eventually managed to work out their dispute, and it may have been due in part to franchise star Tom Holland.On Wednesday night's episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Holland opened up to Kimmel about a not-completely-sober call between him and Disney CEO Bob Iger,...
Tom
Holland
Actor
Holland broke out as a young Peter Parker in “Captain America: Civil War,” before going big in Sony reboot “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” which grossed $800-plus million, and the webslinger’s “Far from Home” breaking $1 billion. The Brit, awarded the BAFTA Rising Star in 2017, got his start in “Billy Elliot: The Musical” in London’s West End, and became known to Americans in 2012 in “The Impossible.” And the long term is bright, as he’ll re-team with the Russo brothers on their first non-Marvel feature, “Cherry,” head up a Sony franchise based on the “Uncharted” videogames and star in Lionsgate’s tentpole “Chaos Walking,” Disney’s animated elf film “Onward” and, of course, the third in his “Spider-Man” series now that Sony and Marvel are staying in the MCU.
