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The Summer of Spiderman and What’s Next for the MCU

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Tom Holland has been at the helm of one of cinema’s strongest summers in recent years. Spiderman: Brand New Day has raked in a global gross of $2.2 billion, while Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey continues to sail upwards of $1.5 billion. In helping create these seismic box office dents, Holland has brought audiences to the theaters all summer long, breaking records for both Universal Studios and Sony.Holland has played the iconic Peter Parker for over a decade, establishing himself as a fan-favorite among Marvel enthusiasts and casual viewers alike. His four-movie franchise is accompanied by a powerhouse roster including Zendaya, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jon Bernthal (Skidmore alum), and others. Since the 2016 release of Captain America: Civil War, Holland has captivated audiences with his earnest take on the awkward, unassuming teen from New York.

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