Tom Holland's reported deal for Spider-Man: Brand New Day includes at least $20 million up front and uncapped backend bonuses, putting the possible total above $100 million. The figures come from TheWrap's original report.
Holland's Upfront Salary and Backend Terms
The reported agreement raises Holland's guaranteed pay by $10 million from his last Spider-Man film. The backend structure has no stated cap, so the final total depends on box-office performance.
Sony did not comment on cast salaries and Holland's representatives did not respond to requests for comment, TheWrap reported. The reported total remains a deal estimate, not a studio-confirmed salary disclosure.
Where Spider-Man: Brand New Day Fits in Marvel's Movie Timeline
Holland returns as Peter Parker in Sony and Marvel's latest live-action Spider-Man release. Marvel Comics' 2008 Brand New Day era followed One More Day and reshaped Peter Parker's supporting cast. The reported movie deal does not establish that the film adapts that comic storyline.
Sources: TheWrap's original report and Spider-Man Movie's official poster post.
Image: Spider-Man Movie / Sony Pictures.