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Tom Holland stole props from every Marvel movie

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TBS Report
09 March, 2020, 04:20 pm
Last modified: 09 March, 2020, 04:24 pm

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Tom Holland stole props from every Marvel movie

Holland confessed to taking web shooters from a Spider Man suit.

TBS Report
09 March, 2020, 04:20 pm
Last modified: 09 March, 2020, 04:24 pm
Tom Holland stole props from every Marvel movie

Tom Holland admitted he stole props from every Marvel movie. The British actor is best known for playing Spider Man in Marvel movies ranging from Captain America: Civil War to the more recent Spider Man: Far From Home. 

In a BBC1 radio segment where kids ask stars difficult questions, Holland admitted that he had stolen props from multiple Marvel movies.

Holland confessed to taking web shooters from a Spider Man suit and Tony Stark's glasses. The star said he tried but failed to take an actual Spider Man suit. When asked if he could get in trouble for it Holland gave a classic response Peter Parker would be proud of, "Well I haven't so far." 

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From Peter Parker's father-son bonding moments with Tony Stark  to Spider Man potentially leading the MCU, Holland has portrayed the character admirably.

Fans wouldn't have been so upset over Spider Man leaving the MCU for Sony if they didn't like Holland's depiction of the character, and that's a testament to Holland's acting ability. 

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