Tom Holland Explains Why ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Shot in London Instead of New York
The actor says the unpredictable bustle of Manhattan was more easily captured overseas without disrupting production The post Tom Holland Explains Why ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Shot in London Instead of New York appeared first on TheWrap .
In an interview, Tom Holland revealed that the majority of "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" was filmed in the U.K., specifically at London's Pinewood Studios and in Glasgow, Scotland, rather than in New York City. The actor explained that filming rules in London are more relaxed compared to New York City, allowing them to build New York on Pinewood's backlot, providing flexibility and fewer interruptions.
Holland noted that shooting on closed sets made securing city streets easier and prevented disturbances from fans and passersby. The film, which follows Peter Parker's life after the events of "No Way Home," has been a commercial success, breaking box office records with a $360 million opening weekend.
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