Glasgow, Scotland—September 2025— Hollywood star Tom Holland, known for his role as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, was hospitalized after a stunt accident on the set of his upcoming movie Spider-Man: Splitter New Day.
The news was first reported by Deadline, which confirmed that Holland was facing a mild penetration during a movie sequence in Glasgow. Production on the film was suspended on Friday when the actor was intoxicated, for immediate treatment. Fortunately, sources near production confirmed that Holland’s injury was not a threat to life, and he is expected to recover completely over the course of days.
Deadline said Tom Holland faced a concentration on Spider-Man: Splitter’s new day’s Glasgow set and took a little break to get out of care. Doctors advised a short rest, and Holland could be back on set within just a few days.
How did the event happen
Further details later came from The Sun and stated that the damage happened when a stunt went wrong during filming. No other artist or crew members were injured in the incident.
The producers are now undergoing the film’s program, and Holland is expected to make adjustments to allow the required recovery time. Discussions are ongoing to start some action scenes temporarily and are likely to depend on stunt doubles for upcoming high-risk sequences.
Tom Holland’s commitment to stunt
This is not the first time Tom Holland has stayed in line for his role. The 29-year-old actor is highly praised for performing many of his own stunts, a rarity among leading Hollywood stars.
Before the filming began in Scotland, Holland expressed enthusiasm to return to the on-site shot after most of Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) was limited to the sound scene due to the pandemic.
Fans have already seen Holland’s clip, including the high-wire sequence and car stunts. While studios use strict security measures, the nature of the stunt work makes it very risky and very natural.
An internal source said, “Tom is a legend for doing most of his stunts.” “But Spider-Man wears masks and CGI is so advanced, he can easily leave it on a double. However, that is not who Tom is—he loves the challenge and wants to make the performance feel authentic.
Risk of consent
Although described as “light”, recovery at the foot of the person can vary widely in time. In sports like the NFL, athletes must undergo extensive medical evaluation before returning to play. Hollywood products follow similar precautions.
Doctors who treat Holland are expected to monitor their progress carefully and will not resume stunt work until production is completely cleared. In the short term, it is possible that a stunt double will handle physically demanding scenes, while Holland Light focuses on sequences.
Effect on Spider-Man: Brand new day
The accident causes concern about a possible delay for the long-awaited Marvel movie. However, internal sources say that every break will be temporary. The film is still one of the most important projects for Sony and Marvel, which continues to travel to Holland as Peter Parker after the huge success of No Way Home.
While a short film delay is possible, the timeline of the studio production prioritizes Holland’s health. “Movies can wait—Tom may not have improvement,” insisted a source.
Fan -Rally behind Holland
As soon as the news broke, the fans flooded social media with reports of support and sent Holland “get well soon.” Many praised his dedication to the role of Spider-Man and expressed relief that his injury was not very serious.
The hashtag #getwellsontom started trending quickly, where fans shared their favorite moments from the Collipars’ career and highlighted their reputation as one of the most engaged actors in Hollywood.
What will happen further?
Holland is expected to rest for a few days before returning to the set; even if the doctor calls his readiness, the actor continues to produce after cleaning, with an adjustment in the shooting plan to avoid additional risk.
For the time being, fans can be assured that their friendly neighborhoods will come and will soon turn on the big screen.
Celeb News today joined millions of fans all over the world and wished Tom Holland a quick recovery and a safe return to the set.
