The actors both appeared in 2019's Spider-Man: Far From Home and 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home

J.K. Simmons and Tom Holland haven’t crossed paths in the Spider-Verse. The Whiplash actor, 71, starred as J. Jonah Jameson in Tobey Maguire‘s Spider-Man trilogy, and reprised his role for Holland’s

Tom Holland and J. K. Simmons have both played key roles in the Spider-Manfranchise, but their shared history comes with a twist.

The Odyssey releases in theatres worldwide on July 17, 2026. The film will be available in multiple formats, including IMAX 2D and 4DX.

JK Simmons might have been in two MCU movies as J Jonah Jameson, but he's actually never met Spider-Man himself, Tom Holland. On an appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Simmons admitted "I've not met Tom Holland,

Tom Holland received a memorable welcome in Mumbai as Spider-Man fans installed quirky hoardings inspired by his superhero ahead of Brand New Day. Read on for details.

Elon Musk's recent remark on the Tom Holland starrer The Odyssey has made fans confused. The billionaire commented on Christopher Nolan's film on the Greek epic. For the unversed, The Odyssey premiered in London on July 6.

Tom Holland is thinking about his Marvel succession plans, and he has an actor in mind who "would be awesome" as the next Spider-Man.

The official Spider-Man social media accounts have released a new video where Tom Holland’s Spider-Man meets Lionel Messi and takes him on a swing through New York City. The video shows Peter Parker speaking to someone on the phone in a café. The door opens, and Messi walks in, leaving Holland’s Peter Parker awestruck.

Tom Holland, Matt Damon and Christopher Nolan are in Mumbai for a special screening of The Odyssey, and Mumbaikars have gone all out to give the beloved Spider-Man star a grand welcome.

Sadie Sink opens up about the massive scale of the MCU, calling her experience joining the 'Spider-Man' franchise a "whole different beast."