Can we talk about when Tom Holland posted a spoiler for his own movie by accident?

Honestly, I was scrolling through Instagram last week and saw Tom Holland share a behind the scenes photo from Spider-Man No Way Home. It had a big sign in the background that basically revealed a plot point about which villains were coming back. He deleted it like 10 minutes later, but by then fans had already screenshotted everything. I remember sitting there laughing because he's done this before with his other movies too. The guy just gets too excited and forgets Marvel has strict rules about that stuff. Has anyone else noticed he's the king of accidental spoilers or is it just me?

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derek6564h ago

Yeah this is classic Tom Holland behavior. He's been doing this since his first Spider-Man press tour where he accidentally confirmed the title of the next movie. The guy genuinely loves the character and wants to share everything with fans, but Marvel must have a separate PR team just for him at this point. What worked for me was just accepting that he's going to spoil something eventually and enjoying the chaos while it lasts. At least his spoilers are always exciting and not like some boring plot detail nobody cares about.

anderson.david1h ago

People really get worked up over this stuff like he's committing some kind of crime. It's just movie details, not national security secrets. Marvel's survived worse leaks and so will this upcoming movie nobody's even seen yet. You'd think from the comments here he'd spilled the entire Avengers plot while live on Good Morning America or something.