Tom Holland is delving deeper into his mind!
The acclaimed actor, widely recognized for his portrayal of Spider-Man, recently embarked on a new project that has had a profound impact on his perspective on mental health. Although the charming star prefers to avoid social media, she recently decided to share her journey and shed light on the importance of psychological health.
Tom Holland Opens Up About New Project That Changed His Perspective On Mental Health
Following a quick transition from blockbusters like the Spider-Man franchise to “Uncharted,” the 26-year-old is ready to take a break until another opportunity comes his way.
After searching for a long time to play a role in a legal drama, his wish finally came true when the famous writer Akiva Goldsman presented the concept of a gripping psychological thriller. The idea later turned into a charming 10-episode suspense drama titled “The Crowded Room,” which Holland signed on to star in and executive produce.
Talk with EW, the award-winning actor acknowledged his familiarity with the physical demands of action-oriented films before openly reflecting on the mental toll the project took. “The mental aspect, it beat me, and it took me a long time to recover after that, to come back to reality,” he admitted.
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The three-time Saturn Award winner revealed that after nine months of filming, she struggled to separate herself from the character. It affected his personal life until he finally had a crisis and almost shaved his head.
Fortunately, he finds solace in the presence of his fellow actors, especially Sasha Lane, who plays his friend and roommate in the series. Recalling their collaboration, she says, “He would take me aside and be open and willing to share some of his experiences that were very helpful at this time.”
Having embarked on a journey of sobriety for over a year, Holland credits its role in helping her look at her mental health differently and recognize stress triggers like social media. He stated that he hoped viewers of the show would “have more respect and more sympathy for people with mental health issues,” adding:
“I hope people will feel educated about the power of mental health, struggle, [and] our extraordinary ability to survive.”
Last August, after temporarily deleting her Instagram account, the Broadway actress briefly returned to explain why she decided not to use the app for short videos. Describing how it took him over an hour to create the three-minute clip, the English actor noted that he finds platforms like Twitter and Instagram to be “quite exciting and stimulating.”
After realizing how badly she would spin or become engrossed when reading about herself, she decided to “take a step back and delete the app.” The “In the Heart of the Sea” star took the opportunity to highlight the Stem4 app, which is run by her organization, The Brothers Trust, which is dedicated to supporting and promoting positive mental health.
Zendaya Opens Up About Communication Challenges In Relationship With ‘The Devil All The Time’ Star
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The talented duo, who first met on the set of Marvel’s “Spider-Man” in 2016, are fast becoming Hollywood’s beloved couple after rumors of their romantic engagement were finally confirmed in 2021.
Despite their dazzling romance, The Blast reports that the “Euphoria” star delved into the ins and outs of her relationship with Holland and explained certain aspects that posed challenges for them.
In an interview with Sun, the “Malcolm and Marie” actress shared a candid revelation about trying to understand her boyfriend’s South London dialect. Although he professes his love for the British accent, “The Greatest Showman” star jokingly admits:
“But even if Tom tried to explain it to me, I’d never understand rhyming slang.”
The American-born star playfully questioned, “Like I get the concept – but what do apples and pears have to do with stairs? It’s cute when he tells me all the different phrases — but I don’t get it!”
Sharing an insight into her life with the actor in London, the singer revealed an interesting dynamic in their relationship. She notes, “She’s perfect in the kitchen, which is lucky because I’m accident-prone.” He jokingly revealed that they quickly learned the importance of taking turns in the kitchen, describing them as “control freaks.”
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