Without Tom Holland, his charmed relationship at Sony with the upper-ups, Spider-Man has no way homeThis could have never happened. the current cinematic juggernaut that’s in circulation. However, even when those charms don’t work as they’re intended, the results can still be a net positive. This is best illustrated by Holland’s attempt to become a young James Bond but ended up becoming Nathan Drake. The UnchartedPrequel.
How James Bond helped Tom Holland to land an uncharted lead
As he spoke to him about his forthcoming video game adaptation, Total FilmAccording to the current Spider-Man, he attempted to reinvent 007. However, he failed to succeed. While that suggestion didn’t work out, it did help his studio partner crack just how to approach the film adaptation of the Playstation best seller. After many years of development hell, UnchartedFinally, the way forward was found.
This idea of a Bond movie in young age sparked the idea that you could tell a Nathan Drake story to start with the games, and not as an extension. This sparked a conversation.
As his drunken telephone call That saved the Spider-Man franchiseTom Holland can help with difficult situations. Uncharted’sHistory of stumbling blocks is another case, in which the actor provided an unexpected solution. Director Ruben Fleischer’s would-be February blockbuster wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for Holland’s “young Bond”pitch, which is itself an intriguing story.
Why Tom Holland’s Young Bond Pitch Didn’t Worked Out
Though he’ll be playing Nathan Drake to Mark Wahlberg’s Victor Sullivan Tom Holland attempted to play a role no actor would ever refuse to do in his next big screen movie adventure. Rather than put himself up as the successor to Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond, Holland’s idea was a bit more avant garde. This is why Holland’s Bond pitch was so flawed.
I attended a meeting after or during the meeting [Spider-Man: Far From Home], with Sony to pitch this idea of a young Bond film that I’d come up with. It was the origin story for James Bond. It didn’t really make sense. It didn’t work. It was the dream of a young kid, and I don’t think the Bond estate were particularly interested.
A “young Bond” reboot might seem like a solution for the future of EON Productions’ historic film franchise. Since the Craig era ended with 007’s death, an optimal window for a fresh start has presented itself, and there’s no telling what will happen in the next chapter to come. Though that knowledge wasn’t public around the time that Tom Holland cast his hat into the ring, the idea runs contrary to what Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson feel is the right course of action for the Bond series.
There have been many parallel franchises and spinoffs in James Bond’s world, but Wilson and Broccoli have always been focused. Keep one cinematic franchiseIt’s up and running. For Tom Holland’s idea to work, it almost sounds like a new series would have to be created; one in which we’d see 007’s life at a younger point than we’ve ever seen cinematically. Between a potential for conflicting brands and a lack of interest in developing any characters outside of the mainline series entries, Holland’s idea was never going to work.
Big ideas can sometimes peter out when they’re discussed in a room, but as we’ve seen above, they can lead to large happenings of their own. Tom Holland’s ambitions of becoming Bond young may have been quashed for now. Did His chances of becoming the next James Bond official are greatly increased. He could have another conversation in the near-future that will give him an advantage he never expected to have.
Thanks to Mr. Holland’s proposal for a young Bond origin story, the Uncharted prequel will finally bring Nathan Drake’s world to the big screen for the first time. The finished product can only be seen in theaters. February 18thAs long as there aren’t any changes in the release date. Tom Holland is currently on the big screen. Spider-Man has no way home.