Tom Holland recently spilled some exciting details about an action sequence in "Spider-Man: Homecoming." The actor, who plays Peter Parker, hinted of a fight scene between the web crawler and Vulture.
Tom Holland recalled some details from the filming of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" during a Facebook Live Q&A. The actor revealed one scary action sequence, which he had to pass from doing. Holland let his stunt double do the action stunt instead.
The actor said the scariest part of filming was when his stunt double had to dangle from a helicopter. Then his double was dunked into a lake. The actor joked that he did not do the action stunt himself, because he is not paid enough to do such a risky stunt.
Tom Holland did not reveal further details about this action sequence. However, the actor must be talking about the helicopter scene revealed in the first "Spider-Man: Homecoming" trailer.
The "Spider-Man: Homecoming" trailer saw Spider-Man perched on top of the Washington Monument. Behind him are several helicopters occupied with armed police. They have their guns trained at Spider-Man. Spider-Man then glided through the air using the web wings in his suit.
According to Games Radar, this action sequence probably happens during Spider-Man's fight with Vulture (Michael Keaton). Naturally, with the villain up in the air, the web crawler had to find some way to fight him at eye level. Perhaps this is when he grabs onto one of the helicopters for leverage. Unfortunately, Spider-Man could have lost his balance and he fell to the lake.
Meanwhile, the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" trailer confirmed that Vulture is the main villain in the film. The preview saw Vulture threaten Peter Parker that he will kill him and his loved ones if he ever messes with his plans. Peter must rely on his capabilities to keep those close to him safe.
