Tom Holland's James Bond Pitch Hid That It Was A 007 Movie
Tom Holland reveals his James Bond pitch was set to hide the fact from audiences that it was a 007 movie until the end of the film. The 25-year-old English actor has enjoyed international stardom over the past six years since swinging into the Marvel Cinematic Universe as the new Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War. Holland would carry the role on into three solo films, including the recently released box office record setter Spider-Man: No Way Home, and in both Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame.
The James Bond movie franchise has enjoyed over 60 years of success on the big screen having begun with the Sean Connery-starring Dr. No in 1962 based on Ian Fleming's novel of the same name. Connery was subsequently replaced by George Lazenby for On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Roger Moore for seven films, Timothy Dalton for two films, Pierce Brosnan for four films and most recently seeing Daniel Craig carrying the role through five films, ending with No Time to Die. With the Bond role once again vacant following the Golden Globe nominee's departure, many actors are throwing their hats into the ring to pick up the 007 moniker.
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In his recent appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, Tom Holland opened up about his failed James Bond movie pitch. The current Spider-Man star revealed that his idea was to hide that it was a 007 movie from the audience until the end of the film, which he admits "doesn't make any sense" when factoring in the marketing for the project. See what Holland shared below:
«It didn’t work out quite as planned. Essentially, I’m such a big fan of James Bond. I’ve loved Daniel Craig’s movies. And I just
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