Tom Holland told $4 that he is thinking about doing stand-up comedy.- The actor said he wants to do many things that "challenge" him.
- Holland said he is "coming to the end of a chapter" in his life, hinting at a change in his career.
Tom Holland said that he is thinking about doing stand-up comedy in the future as he wants to do "all sorts of things" over the course of his career.
Holland was speaking to $4, and when asked what sort of project he liked to tackle next, Holland said he'd be up for anything that "challenges" him.
"It could be a comedy, [or] again another dramatic movie with a character that's a huge departure from myself. A play - I'd love to get back on stage and perform on stage again. I'm kind of flirting with the idea of trying a bit of stand-up comedy, following my old man in his footsteps."
Holland's father, Dominic Holland is a comedian and actor who recently published the comedy book "Eclipsed: Turns Out that Spider-Man Does Have a Dad After All."
Holland has previously spoken about projects he would like to take on and things he'd like to try. Last week, $4
The Spider-Man actor told Little Gold Men that he constantly reminds himself that he's only 24 and has his "whole life" ahead of him, so tries not to rush anything: "I want to take my time and be very clever and strategic in what I do next."
He did hint, however, that big changes in his career could soon be coming.
Holland said: "I'm sort of coming to the end of a chapter in my life and I'm very excited to see what the future holds. I'm also a little bit nervous to sort of step away from things, but as anything, I like to improvise and take things in my stride and just get on with it, really."
While Holland didn't specify exactly what the "end of a chapter" was, this could make Spider-Man fans a little nervous about whether the $4 could be his last in $4.
He has so far $4, with his most recent appearance as the web-slinger in 2019's "Spider-Man: Far From Home."
Holland was speaking to Little Gold Men about his new movie "