Even heroes need help! Fortunately, he had Spider-Man Costar Zendaya to help him.
The 24-year-old actor opened up about his transition in an interview with British GQ on Friday, February 26.
“Talking to Zendaya really helped me a lot,” she said. “I would find myself sometimes a little jerk to the fans, mainly because I was always so in awe that they would want a picture with me or a touch or whatever. I would have the typical London reaction, one of instant suspicion: ‘Why did I speak? ?'”
Holland noted, “Zendaya saw it and told me that this kind of reaction would be more aggressive than just smiling and taking pictures. It completely changed the way I feel more comfortable in public.”
However, the Avengers: Endgame star is still in trouble. More specifically, when it comes to publicly sharing your intimate life.
“Its very stressful. It means that if you’re dating someone, you have to be aware of their feelings, because if something happens between the two of you, it’s not just between the two of you, it’s happening in front of the whole world. ”, reported British GQ. “And it can be very complicated. It’s one of the things that worries me the most, of all the things in my career.”
Celebrity Onward said reuniting with 24-year-old Zendaya for Spider-Man: No Way Home was a lot of “fun.”
Holland said: “It’s a lot of fun to be back with them, especially since Zendaya and I are going through similar things in our careers, having taken on adult characters to now return to Spider-Man. I’m so proud of who she is.” achieved with Euphoria and also with Malcolm & Marie”.
In addition to the changes they made off-screen, the English native and Shake up it alum had to make adjustments for their own on-camera performances. “I had to raise my voice a few more octaves and we both had to play these innocent, magical teenagers again,” Holland revealed.
While dishing out those details, Holland didn’t say anything about potential cameos in Marvel’s upcoming Spider-Man movie. Earlier this month, she told Variety that the studio hadn’t told her whether Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield, who played the web-slinger in previous movies, could appear in Spider-Man 3.
“I met Andrew once, I met him at the BAFTAs. He was lovely. He was a very nice guy and we had a lovely conversation. It was very shortly after Spider-Man: Homecoming came out. He was really sweet and positive,” recalled the actor Cherry, adding that he “ran into Tobey several times at different parties in Los Angeles.”
And he added: “If they are [making cameos]They haven’t told me yet. That’s something Marvel would do. ‘So it was that tennis ball'”
Maguire, 45, appeared in Spider-Man in 2002. Garfield, 37, took over the role in 2012’s The Amazing Spider-Man and returned for 2014’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
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