Tom Holland Opens up About His <br />Future With ‘Spider-Man’ Franchise.<br />‘Spider-Man’ leading man Tom Holland<br />sat down for an interview with Collider to<br />discuss his future with the franchise. .<br />His third movie as the web-slinging<br />vigilante, ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home,’ is<br />set to hit theaters this December.<br />The past two ‘Spider-Man’ franchises<br />saw Tobey Maguire leave the role after three movies<br />and Andrew Garfield leave after two. .<br />Holland revealed to Collider that although<br />the upcoming movie is his “last one” under<br />contract, he’d love to remain in the role. .<br />['Spider-Man 3'] would be my last one<br />[under contract] so I’ve always said to<br />them if they want me back I’ll be there<br />in a heartbeat. I’ve loved every minute<br />of being a part of this amazing world. , Tom Holland, to Collider.<br />Holland went on to say that he doesn’t<br />think a fourth movie would be prevented<br />due to another breakdown of negotiations<br />between Marvel and Sony.<br />The studio giants had a brief falling out<br />after the release of ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’<br />that threatened to derail the franchise. .<br />The way I understand it is that<br />agreement between the two studios<br />has already happened. I don’t think<br />that they’re going to run into the<br />same troubles that they did … I think<br />the two studios have worked that out,<br />and I don’t think that that will be<br />a problem in the future, Tom Holland, to Collider.<br />Holland said no matter what<br />happens, he just feels “so lucky to be here.” .<br />It’s changed my life for the better,<br />I’m so lucky to be here. If they want<br />me back I’ll be there, if they don’t<br />I will walk off into the sunset a<br />very, very happy person because<br />it’s been an amazing journey, Tom Holland, to Collider
