Tom Holland said Spider-Man: Brand New Day is still in London for additional photography, and he described the new work as “really, really fun.” In a GQ interview, Holland said the movie already works on its own and that the team is now adding small but important touches.
“I can positively say that the stuff we’re doing, we don’t need,” Holland said. “The movie works and sings as it is. We’re just adding the icing on the cake in certain areas.” He said the additions are meant to sharpen the film rather than remake it.
That includes a little more humor, which Holland said the team is finding ways to layer in. He also said they are “layering in a villain plotline in a new way and some really fun stuff,” a sign that the extra shooting is being used to refine the story rather than start over. The GQ interview appeared amid wider coverage of Holland’s work, including his Vuori partnership and other projects, but Spider-Man: Brand New Day was the focus of the filming update.
The distinction matters because Holland was describing additional photography, not a full reshoot. That suggests the film is far enough along that the cast and crew are polishing what is already there. For Spider-Man fans, the takeaway is simple: the movie is still moving, and the new scenes are being used to make it funnier and more layered before it reaches the screen.
