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Tom Holland: Some of My Movies Are ‘S–t’ and You ‘Shouldn’t’ Watch Them

Tom Holland at Universal Pictures' "The Odyssey" World Premiere on July 06, 2026 in London, England.
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Tom Holland is having a great time doing the press circuit for both “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” because he’s fond of the movies. That hasn’t always been the case.

On the July 22 episode of Dish Podcast, Holland spoke with hosts Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett about the press cycles surrounding films — and how he’s had to occasionally talk up a project that he’s not particularly fond of.

“I’m absolutely loving it. When you’re doing press for movies you’re really proud of, it’s really easy,” he said. “Because when they ask you questions about why should people go and watch this movie, you’re not lying to anyone. You really feel like people should go see it. I’ve had experiences before when people say, ‘Why should you see this movie?’ And in the back of your mind, you’re like, ‘You shouldn’t, because it’s shit.’”

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The quality of the films has turned the process around for the actor, especially in a summer where he has two blockbusters coming out.

“It’s felt really like a bit of a victory lap, to be honest,” Holland said. “I’ve really enjoyed it. I’m super proud of both of the films.”

Also in the interview, Holland reveals that he’s learned more about the art of doing press from his “Odyssey” co-star, Anne Hathaway.

“I’ve had the pleasure of sitting down with Anne Hathaway for the last three days and doing press with her,” he said. “For me, that’s been an awesome learning experience. She’s such a pro.”

Watch the full podcast episode below.

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