Production on “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” came to a halt last week due to an injury involving star Tom Holland. As reported by TMZ, Holland suffered a concussion during a stunt gone wrong while filming in Glasgow.
Holland, age 29, was hospitalized but is expected to recover quickly. He’ll miss a few days of shooting, but the injury doesn’t seem too serious. This was evident when he and fiancée Zendaya attended a charity event just days later.
The production schedule will change because of this mishap, but it’s unclear if the film’s release in July 2026 will be affected. Holland has been portraying Spider-Man since 2016, first appearing as Peter Parker in “Captain America: Civil War.” He has starred in three standalone films and been part of the popular “Avengers” franchise.
Filming accidents aren’t uncommon in Hollywood. According to a recent report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, around 4,000 injuries occur annually on movie sets. Experts emphasize the importance of safety protocols, especially for stunts.
Holland’s resilience and ability to bounce back quickly seem to resonate with fans on social media. Hashtags like #GetWellTom have gained traction, showcasing just how much his audience cares.
For more information on workplace safety in the film industry, you can check the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Let’s hope for Holland’s quick recovery and that “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” makes its scheduled premiere!
