Tom Holland Said A Failed James Bond Origin Film Pitch Led To Him Landing ‘Uncharted’

ITV Arts Editor started her journey in the broadcasting industry in the late 1980s, heading straight into the BBC after completing her university degree but says the help of mentors made it easier for her.Since launching her career, the Scunthorpe-born broadcaster has worked on the likes of Midlands Today, Children in Need and BBC News's 2000 Today.After leaving the BBC in 2001, Nina joined ITN as the media and arts correspondent on ITV News, before becoming Arts Editor in 2017.Speaking to the Daily Star at the National Diversity Awards, Nina said: "I started at the end of the 80s, I left university and went straight into the BBC."I joined newsrooms where I was the only person that looked like me, that was really hard, I had to adapt, I had to compromise to make people accept me being the same as them."I've always had a manager somewhere who has believed in me and given me an opportunity, if I hadn't had somebody supporting me like that, I don't know how far I would have got."She continued: "It's been really hard, I think those of us who started in the 80s, I'd like to think we've made it smoother and easier for people that have followed because television does look a lot different now."There's not enough people in the decision-making process but we're still working on that, I think that diversity is about class diversity."I'm brown but I'm also working class and I'm northern, so I brought all my minority things with me and I'm still Arts Editor at ITV News, sometimes I still find that a bit gobsmacking that I made it and we've got to make it easier for more people to make it, so thank God we talk about this stuff today."It's been a long time coming, we need to get on it, we need to get better, it's not finished

Henry Cavill hinted at being the next James Bond as speculation continues about the next 007.

There’s a freedom to being done with a film franchise. We’ve seen quite a few instances where actors are finished with a big franchise and decide to actually open up quite a bit about the behind-the-scenes goings-on.

After earning her first solo SAG Award nomination this morning for her turn in Netflix’s Maid, Margaret Qualley spoke with Deadline about her experience with the series, as well as upcoming roles in Yorgos Lanthimos’ Victorian drama Poor Things, Claire Denis’ The Stars at Noon and Zachary Wigon’s thriller Sanctuary, and the status of the film Fred & Ginger from director Jonathan Entwistle, in which she’s set to play Ginger Rogers opposite Jamie Bell’s Fred Astaire.

Entitled to their wrong opinion? Andrew Garfield revealed that although he was in the running for a role in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, he was later told that his looks led to him losing the part to Ben Barnes.

After promoting his two films “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” and “tick, tick…boom!” it seemed as if all the extra questions about potentially appearing in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” were weighing heavy on Andrew Garfield. Unlike Tobey Maguire, who just stayed out of the public eye, and Tom Holland, who was busy talking about other aspects of the film, Garfield was getting hammered for months about whether or not he was showing up.

EXCLUSIVE: Sony’s superhero pic Spider-Man: No Way Home has failed to meet the eligibility criteria for the 2022 BAFTA Film Awards, Deadline can reveal.

Refresh for latest…: Arachnomania continues to grip the globe as Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home has increased its worldwide cume to $1.53B through four weekends. Tom Holland’s Peter Parker now fronts the No. 8 movie on the all-time global chart with No Way Home leaping past Marvel’s The Avengers, Furious 7, Frozen II and Avengers: Age Of Ultron across the frame.

The Amazing Spider-Man Andrew Garfield revealed that he and Spider-Man Tobey Maguire snuck into theaters on opening night for Spider-Man: No Way Home to capture audience reactions to the new film. 

Holy Peter Parkers! Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire long insisted that they would not be involved in Spider-Man: No Way Home, but there was no denying it on opening night. Just like the fans, the pair could not contain their excitement, so they teamed up once again to secretly see the film in a movie theater.

As we officially enter 2022 and a world where there is currently no one in the role of James Bond, considering Daniel Craig’s recent “No Time to Die” marks the end of his run as the character, fans of the spy franchise are busy speculating about who will take over the 007 mantle. But for now, let’s take a trip back to the pre-Craig era and learn about an acclaimed actor who actually talked about taking on the Bond role but it didn’t end up working out—Ralph Fiennes.

Tom Holland is ringing in the new year in Las Vegas, putting in an appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) to promote his new movie Uncharted.The 25-year-old actor took to the stage at theMandalay Bay Convention Center on Tuesday afternoon, withSony Pictures Entertainment Tom Rothman.They both discussed the making of the video game adaptation, in theaters February 18 and unveiled a new clip from the movie.

Jane Seymour, 70, showed off her incredible figure in a navy blue swimsuit as she posed with a number of elephants.

Spider-Man: No Way Home was the top film of the week at the box office for the third consecutive week, taking in $52.7 million to bring its totals to $609.9 million domestically, as well as $1.37 billion worldwide.With its impressive totals, the Marvel motion picture starring Tom Holland is the 10th highest-grossing film all-time domestically, passing 2018's Incredibles 2, which made $608 million.The next two spots on the chart are 2017's Star Wars: The Last Jedi with $620 million; and 2012's The Avengers with $623 million.

James Bond actor Daniel Craig, 53, ended 2021 on high note after he was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George.

IT was the year when life started to get back to normal, with large concerts staged, major films hitting the cinemas and some of our biggest superstars finally returning with new music. Adele topped the charts with her album 30, Daniel Craig's long overdue final outing as James Bond in No Time To Die was released and Little Mix announced a hiatus after a decade together.

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to dominate the domestic box office, raking in a total of $536.6 million on its 13th day of release.Deadline reported that the Tom Holland-starring feature has become the 12th-highest-grossing movie in the United States and Canada since its release on the 17th.The film has notably surpassed previous Christmastime hitsRogue One: A Star Wars Story andThe Dark Knight in terms of earnings, as they took in$532.1 and$534.8 million, respectively.

**Spoilers for ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ incoming…** **Seriously, if you haven’t seen the film, don’t let us spoil it for you…** **You’ve been warned…** Sony and Marvel Studios did about as well as they could to ensure fans were surprised when they witnessed the third act of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and the re-introduction of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield into the franchise.

Daniel Craig, 53, "too PC" and claimed that he's turned the character of James Bond into a "straight-laced" snowflake.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is a box office success and Sony's top-grossing film ever raking in$516.4M domestically and $1.16B worldwide, according to Tuesday's box office numbers via Deadline.The third installment of the superhero franchise starring Tom Holland as the titular comic book character overtook the last big pre-pandemic blockbuster,Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker, which premiered in 2019.No Way Home's massive success, less than two weeks after it debuted in cinemas, gives a boost of hope to the movie theater business which many had deemed on life-support due to the rise in popularity of streaming services in light of the pandemic.

Spider-Man: No Way Home on Tuesday officially became Sony Pictures’ highest-grossing film of all time at the worldwide box office with $1.16B. This surpasses the global total of its predecessor, 2019’s Spider-Man: Far From Home, which finaled at $1.13B. The split on the Tom Holland/Zendaya/Benedict Cumberbatch-starrer through Tuesday is $516.4M domestic and $644.9M at the international box office.