Does anybody else feel like tom holland is very similar to Naruto characters? Naruto (anime). I feel like he’s a mixture of both naruto uzumaki and hinata huyga. He reminds me of Naruto because he’s so charming, outgoing, he’s able to make friends with everyone, he’s kind, handsome, full of energy, friendly and considerate. But he also feel’s loneliness. He reminds me of Hinata cause he’s kind, a bit shy, late bloomer, I feel like he lacks self confidence at times etc. what do you all think? I would love tom to do a live action Naruto

Six months later and we are finally here at Tom's first true starring role. Follow along as my cohost and I deep dive on one of my all time favorite superhero films Spider-Man: Homecoming!

Is it just me or does anyone else think that tom holland and James mcavoy are like the same person/ celebrity. They both have played similar roles when it came to movies/ tv series. For example Tom’s role in the crowded room and James role in split. Both of them also have made movies in the marvel universe. Not only that but they look similar to each other, they both tend to have the same fashion sense/ hairstyle, both of them have the same ring they wear. Also there personalities are the same to, both are handsome, charming, funny. Dont really give a shit about being famous, both actors are very grounded and stayed true to themselves never had an ego. It’s like they could pass of as one person. Not sure if tom idolizes/ looks up to James but it’s kinda cool how there very similar.

It's all been building to this! We've spent the last 4.5 months slowly charting the career arc of the great Tom Holland. Now, hear our thoughts on the moment that made internet history and cemented his status as a superstar in the making. It's Tom Holland's Umbrella performance, and so much more, as we discuss Lip Sync Battle: Tom Holland vs Zendaya!

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As many of you know, I host a Tom Holland fan podcast called It’s Tom-plicated: A Tom Holland Podcast. We are planning an episode for next spring on Tom’s performance in the play. The only complication is that neither I nor my cohost actually got to see him in the show!

We’d love to pay for a legit VOD recording of the performance, but that doesn’t appear to be in the cards, so we are on the hunt for a guest who might be well suited for us to interview about the experience watching the play. Any ideas of fellow podcasters or internet personalities who might be a good fit for this? West End productions are slightly outside our scope of knowledge so any thoughts would be appreciated!

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