Tom Holland has been doing the rounds to promote The Russo Brothers' new film Cherry, and while he seems to be doing a good job of keeping schtum about Spider-Man 3, he is more than happy to talk about Marvel's WandaVision.
The Disney+ series has kept us all glued to our screens for the past seven weeks, and it sounds like Holland is just as enamoured with the quirky goings on in Westview as the rest of us.
"I’m absolutely loving the show," Holland tells The Playlist. "I love the camaraderie that we have on set every Saturday. We work through the weekends. So, every Saturday everyone’s on set, talking about it and everyone’s spitting their theories out of what’s going on. I love the apprehension of waiting for Friday. I think Elizabeth Olsen is unbelievable in it. The way she can bounce between the different styles of acting and sitcoms is amazing. And I think it’s really funny. I really think it’s really funny. And Paul, In that last episode, when he was doing the interview, I was howling. It’s so funny. I think he’s brilliant. Both of them are fantastic. I love it.
After admitting that he's "obsessed" with the show and calling it "my favorite Marvel thing I’ve ever seen", Holland was asked if he had any idea who this mysterious guest-star Paul Bettany's been teasing for the last couple of episodes will be.
The actor joked that it could be him since he and Avengers: Endgame costar Bettany have "never been on set together," but was hesitant to share any genuine guesses on the off chance they turned out to be correct!
"Ooh, do you know what, don’t have a Scooby to who it might be, I really don’t. And I don’t want to say it in case I’m right, and people think I spoiled it. Because people think I have inside information. So I’m going to have to keep my mouth shut there. I honestly haven’t a clue who it might be."
We do, but we're saying nothing!
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