Back in 2015, the hottest casting in Hollywood must have been Spider-Man.
Because at that time Disney and Sony Pictures reached an agreement to let Spider-Man make his debut in Captain America: Civil War.
After Spider-Man debuts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel will also team up with Sony Pictures to create a new Spider-Man indie film trilogy.
Before Tom Holland was announced as the new Spider-Man, Asha Butterfield and Charlie Rowe were also popular candidates, especially as Asha's voice was very high.
But in the end, the role was still pocketed by the Dutch brother.
In an interview with Collider, Asha said:
"There's often a character (you really want it) and it's a script that you like, and you throw yourself wholeheartedly into it and get nothing."
"It's hard to be right, but I often find that there are better results in the end. So, outside of Spider-Man, I did [Netflix's sex education] because I couldn't do both at the same time. ”
"I think as an actor, if it doesn't meet the requirements of the director and the producer, you can change the role. It's like, there's nothing you can do about it. You may not be the right person, and that's beyond your control. ”
"That's what I learned and I think it helped me to overcome it. Because Peter, played by Tom, is great, and his portrayal of Peter is completely different. He's done really well throughout the universe, and in this part, and I don't think I can do it. So I think everything will eventually be resolved. ”
"Spider-Man 3" starring Dutch brother is rumored to start filming in September this year, but the specifics are not good, wait and see.