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Tom Holland, 29, has been hospitalized with a mild concussion after a stunt accident on the set of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at Leavesden Studios in Watford, UK. Filming has been suspended for several days while he recovers, with Sony and Marvel saying they will evaluate next steps for the production. Holland was reportedly injured during a stunt, and though the concussion is described as 'mild', safety measures and scheduling implications are under review.

The news sparked fast reactions online. Fans flooded X/Twitter, TikTok and Instagram responding with messages of support: 'Heal up, Spider-Man' and 'Take all the time you need, Tom'. Some posts raised concerns about the risks actors face doing their own stunts, debating whether big studios might push too hard on physically demanding scenes. Memes also emerged, some joking about Peter Parker's luck, others using the incident as a springboard to talk stunt safety in Marvel films.

Several industry watchers noted the pause could affect the July 2026 release date, depending on how long Holland needs to recover. Others pointed out that earlier Spider-Man films also involved risky stunts, suggesting this could reignite conversations around actor safety protocols on high-budget productions. As of now, the schedule is uncertain but the company behind the film has reaffirmed its commitment to Holland's wellbeing.

Originally published on IBTimes UK