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Tom Holland turns 27: Here are 5 best picks of Tom Holland

Tom Holland turns 27: Here are 5 best picks of Tom Holland

Tom Holland celebrates his 27th birthday, delving into his filmography, we unearth five standout roles that showcase Holland’s remarkable range and undeniable charisma.
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), where Holland breathes new life into the iconic superhero. Directed by Jon Watts, this high-flying adventure sees Holland embodying the endearing awkwardness of Peter Parker while seamlessly transitioning into the web-slinging prowess of Spider-Man. His infectious energy and youthful exuberance make him the perfect fit for the role, captivating audiences worldwide.
The Impossible (2012), directed by J.A. Bayona. In this gripping survival drama based on real events, Holland delivers a gut-wrenching performance as Lucas, a young boy separated from his family in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami. Holland’s portrayal of fear, resilience, and unwavering determination earned him widespread acclaim, marking him as a talent to watch in the industry.
The Devil All the Time (2020), directed by Antonio Campos. Here, Holland undergoes a striking transformation to portray Arvin Russell, a young man grappling with the dark legacy of his family in post-war America. Holland’s brooding intensity and emotional depth command attention, adding layers of complexity to this gritty Southern Gothic tale.

Cherry (2021), directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, Holland delivers a tour-de-force performance as the titular character, a troubled army medic turned bank robber struggling with addiction and PTSD. Holland’s raw vulnerability and nuanced portrayal of Cherry’s downward spiral into chaos showcase his maturity as an actor, earning him widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike.
Onward (2020), is an animated fantasy film from Pixar. Here, Holland lends his voice to the character of Ian Lightfoot, a young elf on a quest to rediscover magic in a modern world. Tom Holland’s earnest portrayal brings warmth and heart to the whimsical tale, making Ian a relatable and endearing protagonist for audiences of all ages.

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