Resume: Tom Holland

Tom Holland's career with Last Resort Films began all the way back in Season 1, and he has continued working with the studio, with his new film Tail about to debut in theaters. For the latest edition of Resume, we will take a look at the resume of the popular young actor....

















Season 1

Sherwood
Director: Robert Schwentke
Writer: Mark Newton


Budget: $105,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $107,990,050
Foreign Box Office: $143,280,478
Total Profit: $37,519,950


Holland made his debut film as Robin Hood's sidekick Will Scarlett in the hit adventure film. There was talk of a potential spin-off at one point, but that never entered production.

Season 8

Nobody
Director: Marc Webb
Writer: Jack Ryder


Budget: $24,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $40,801,772
Foreign Box Office: $25,499,003
Total Profit: $14,095,082


After several season away from the studio, Holland returned as the lead in the coming-of-age story Nobody from writer Jack Ryder. The film was well-received by the critics and was a success at the box office.

Queen Mary
Director: Eli Roth
Writer: Alex Conn


Budget: $25,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $19,901,855
Foreign Box Office: $24,225,979
Total Profit: -$10,999,968


Holland's season wasn't over yet with a starring role in the horror film Queen Mary, just the second film from writer Alex Conn. Critics and audiences alike were unimpressed by the film.

Season 12

How to Survive in Hell
Director: Shane Black
Writer: Dominic Wilkins



Budget: $55,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $86,390,382
Foreign Box Office: $157,881,474
Total Profit: $33,116,023

Next up for Holland was the headlining role as a college student in the dystopian thriller, How to Survive in Hell. The film was a hit at the box office, although critics had mixed responses.

Season 15

Circumstances of Time
Director: Steven Spielberg
Writer: Giovanni Garcia


Budget: $102,000,000
Domestic Box Office: $83,033,020
Foreign Box Office: $192,399,404
Total Profit: -$5,979,000


Holland was next seen co-starring alongside Andrew Garfield and Steve Carell in the Steven Spielberg time travel film, Circumstances of Time. The film received mixed reviews from the critics, and it ended up being one of the few box office failures in Steven Spielberg's career.


Up Next: After the release of Tail, it may be a few seasons before Holland returns to work for the studio but he has reportedly been in talks for a role in another coming of age drama, as well as a voice role in a prospective animated film.

Review:

• Highest Grossing Film: Circumstances of Time ($275,432,424)
• Most Profitable Film: Sherwood ($37,519,950)
• Most Awarded Film: Nobody (1 nomination)
• Best Reviewed Film(s): Nobody (Metascore: 73)