Charles Holmes

GQ had a cover story about the Odyssey.

They interviewed Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson, Tom Holland.

And Tom Holland said this, quote, the Odyssey almost saved Spider-Man because he wouldn't have had Destin.

He wouldn't have been ready to make the movie when we were ready to go.

We wouldn't have had the six month period to develop the script with Destin to get it to a place where it is now.

He went on to say after that, I was really able to lay down the law and say, we are not going to come to set and figure it out.

We need to know why we are making this movie beyond the fact that it's Spider-Man 4.

And Destin was super instrumental in that.

But it was just really great to constantly be calling up the studio and Amy and Rachel, who I love, and be like, well, Chris is doing it this way.

This is how I think we should be doing it.

All right.

Van, I'm going to give you the floor.

That's funny.

Because there even is one part in the, shout out Zach Baron, where he basically asked him about a quote that he had said that you brought up earlier where he's like, if I'm playing Spider-Man by 30, like, basically I failed or whatever.

And Spider, Tom Holland at one point goes, yeah, that also might have been me, you know, trying to, uh,

gets Tony scared a little bit because my deal was on the table.

And I'm like, is Tom Holland actually a killer?

Is this, is he Robert Downey Jr.

Jr.?

Is he learning from Iron Man?