Tom Holland has managed to swing right into some trouble. The Spider-Man playing star has caught more than just bad guys this time, with a stunt gone a little too sideways than usual on the Spider-Man: Brand New Day set in Leavesden Studios. While he might be known for risking it all to nail those gravity-defying moves, Holland’s latest stunt turned costly, and not in merry box office terms this time. 

Not all superheroes wear capes—sometimes they wear hospital gowns. Tom Holland’s latest stunt did not quite stick the landing, and fans might have their breath a little ragged from the uncertainty. 

The most recent updates have revealed that Tom Holland suffered a mild concussion on September 19, 2025, after a fall during filming. The Sun detailed that Holland, along with a female stunt double, was rushed to the hospital, leading to production being suspended with no confirmed resumption date. Despite the injury, Holland attended a charity gala the next day with his family and fiancée Zendaya, reassuring fans about his recovery in the meantime. 

According to The Sun, the injury stemmed from after Holland “cracked his head” in a fall during a complex stunt. Though the phrase sounds alarming, official reports clarify it is a mild concussion that requires rest but is not life-threatening. Production insiders like Sony have been confirmed to meet and discuss a careful review and revision of the filming schedule to prioritize Tom Holland’s health.

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After Tom Holland’s injury, fans feared Spider-Man’s release would be postponed, but the latest updates tell a different story.

Tom Holland is set to return to the Spider-Man set next week following a brief pause due to a mild concussion. Sony executives convened on Monday to strategize and decided to halt production for one week rather than risk filming without their star. Insiders emphasize that the short break will not delay the highly anticipated July 31, 2026, release, as per Deadline. Holland, demonstrating resilience, even attended a charity event for The Brothers Trust alongside his siblings, showing dedication beyond the screen.

Marvel Studios is co-producing the upcoming Spider-Man installment with Sony, continuing their successful partnership from Tom Holland’s previous three Spider-Man films. Holland’s trilogy has been a massive financial triumph, with 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home earning $1.91 billion and 2019’s Far From Home breaking $1 billion at the box office. Amid this success, Holland recently revealed he manages ADHD and dyslexia, adding depth to his off-screen story. His short-lived injury will not push back the premiere, serving as a powerful reminder that even those who seem invincible encounter real-world challenges.

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With TOm Holland set to be back on set next week, do you think the shoot will now continue without any hiccups? Let us know in the comments below!