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Rolling Stone grills Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook, hosts of The Rest Is History, about the podcast’s rise to a global audience, why Trump is a more consequential figure than Obama, how pop culture shapes politics, and their plan to tackle more eras (English Civil War, Crusades, Russian Revolution) while keeping history engaging and non-moralizing.
An opinion piece arguing the 2022 Uncharted film stands as one of the worst video-game adaptations, blaming the miscast Mark Wahlberg as Sully (originally intended for Drake) and a decade of behind-the-scenes shuffles—from David O’Russell’s early pitch to Tom Holland’s casting—for a bland, soulless movie with a weak script, lackluster stunts, and direction. It notes fan-made versions (including Nathan Fillion in the Drake role) prove how the material could work, suggests the film’s release during peak Tom Holland fatigue didn’t help, and points out Uncharted is streaming on Hulu while urging viewers to just play the games instead.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey trailer has drawn criticism for its use of American accents and contemporary dialogue, with fans arguing the modern phrasing and lines like “daddy” clash with the ancient setting; Nolan says the adaptation aims to feel fresh, and the film stars Matt Damon as Odysseus (with Robert Pattinson as Antinous and featuring Tom Holland and Anne Hathaway), hitting theaters July 17.
Christopher Nolan’s new trailer for The Odyssey teases a massive, IMAX-scale epic, tracking Odysseus’s perilous return with a star-studded cast (Damon, Hathaway, Holland, Pattinson, Nyong’o, Theron and more) and a July 17 release date, signaling Nolan’s signature scale and mystery may ramp up further before theaters.
Tom Holland discusses how sobriety has sharpened his life and work, ahead of promoting Nolan’s The Odyssey and Destin Daniel Cretton’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day. In a THR interview, he also talks about his BERO non-alcoholic beer brand, preferring authentic podcast-style promotions over junkets, and his love of padel as he gears up for a busy summer of press and charity events.
At CinemaCon 2026 Sony screened a full scene from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, showing an older Peter Parker grappling with the consequences of his past as Ned and MJ host a party; the clip signals a more emotional, grown-up Spider-Man and introduces new cast members ahead of its July 31 release.
At CinemaCon, Sony previewed Spider-Man: Brand New Day (set for July 31 in the U.S.) with a clip and posters featuring Tom Holland and Zendaya, and offered a first look at Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse; the event also previewed a new Jumanji film, as Rothman framed the Spidey entry as emotional and more grown-up, with high but not pre-pandemic-like box-office optimism amid industry consolidation concerns.
Exclusive CinemaCon footage for Spider-Man: Brand New Day shows Peter Parker coping with the consequences of erasing his identity as Zendaya’s Michelle Jones-Watson moves on. Tom Holland appears via hologram to present an extended clip, and the film—directed by Destin Daniel Cretton—picks up four years after No Way Home, opening July 31 with Holland, Zendaya, Jacob Batalon and Mark Ruffalo in the cast, alongside new posters released to hype the project.
Sony used CinemaCon to debut a clip from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, showing Peter Parker in a post-No Way Home world where his identity is largely unknown, Ned has built a 'Spider-Tracker' to pin him down, and MJ is moving on; directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film stars Tom Holland and Zendaya and hits theaters July 31, with a trailer that recently broke a 24-hour view record.
Deadline reports Sony/Marvel offered a CinemaCon, for-room-only glimpse of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, set four years after No Way Home with Peter Parker living as a forgotten, full-time Spider-Man. The clip shows Parker tailing Ned into a party and a moment with Ned’s Spider-Man board, while Zendaya’s MJ appears with a new love interest, signaling consequences from No Way Home. The film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton from a script by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, also features returning cast (Jacob Batalon, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal as Punisher, Michael Mando as Scorpion, Mark Ruffalo as Hulk) and is slated for a July 31 release.
Sony kicked off CinemaCon with posters for Spider-Man: Brand New Day and screened footage hinting at a more emotional, grown-up Peter Parker four years after No Way Home. Tom Holland appeared via hologram to hype the film, and a scene shows Parker reintroducing himself to MJ and Ned—Ned doesn’t recognize him—before MJ’s new romance and a later clip featuring Spider-Man facing DoD agents. The movie, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton with a screenplay by Chris McKenna & Erik Sommers, is set to hit theaters July 31.
Jimmy Kimmel joked that Zendaya might be the one to reveal how Euphoria ends, teasing that her partner Tom Holland can’t be trusted with secrets; Maude Apatow appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and said season 3’s ending remains uncertain and cast members didn’t receive full scripts, leaving the future of the HBO drama unclear.
THR’s weekly winners-and-losers roundup crowns Zendaya and Tom Holland as this week’s top duo after Zendaya’s indie wedding rom‑com defies marketing hype; the couple’s star power coincides with strong box-office mentions of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (year’s opening leader) while Dune faces backlash over a limited IMAX rollout and HBO’s Harry Potter series stirs controversy over representation; Prada 2 is tracking for a strong debut even as Coachella chatter and Gen Z moviegoers reshape who shows up at theaters.
Cinema exhibitors say 2026 could reboot moviegoing with a year-round slate, pricing strategies, and a premium theater experience, as 113 films set for release—the most since the pandemic—pushes studios and venues to keep audiences engaged, with Zendaya and Tom Holland named as the next generation of bankable stars alongside established A-listers.
Tom Holland shared a glowing Instagram message praising Zendaya's new movie The Drama, saying it will floor audiences, as ongoing marriage rumors about the couple circulate with playful tension but no confirmation from either side.