Since joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War, young actor Tom Holland has been in demand for a number of other roles across Hollywood. The trouble of course is that due to his extensive contract with Sony and Marvel, his schedule is pretty well spoken for for the foreseeable future. Word came down today that because of Holland’s schedule that the studio might have to delay their long in-development Uncharted movie, and it’s all thanks to the third Spider-Man movie. Previously set for a July 2021 release date, production on that film is set to begin in the summer of 2020, meaning the Uncharted movie will likely lose its December 2020 release date and director.

 

Deadline brought news of the production start date for Marvel’s Spider-Man 3, which is in-keeping with the previous two Spider-Man movies that starred Holland. Production on Spider-Man: Homecoming began in June of 2016 ahead of its July 2017 premiere date, with Spider-Man: Far From Home getting ahead of cameras in July of 2018 before its July 2019 debut in theaters. Holland previously teased what was in store for the third film earlier this year, saying that the Spider-Man movies have all mirrored his life in surprising ways.

 

Holland went on to tease that the the creative team has already pitched Spider-Man 3 to Sony earlier this year, saying only this next film will be “something very special” and “something very different.” He also teased a third Spider-Man that promises to be “bigger and better” than past installments.

 

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