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Tom Holland: ‘I Really Do Not Like Hollywood’

Tom Holland said that he loves filmmaking but somewhere he feels that the entertainment industry is not meant for him, reported Page Six. “Look, I really am a massive fan of making movies but I really do not like Hollywood, it is not for me,” the British actor said on Jay Shetty’s ‘On Purpose’ podcast. […]

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Tom Holland: ‘I Really Do Not Like Hollywood’

Tom Holland said that he loves filmmaking but somewhere he feels that the entertainment industry is not meant for him, reported Page Six.

“Look, I really am a massive fan of making movies but I really do not like Hollywood, it is not for me,” the British actor said on Jay Shetty’s ‘On Purpose’ podcast. The 27-year-old actor added, “The business really scares me. I understand that I’m a part of that business, and I enjoy my kind of interactions with it,” according to Page Six.

Holland continued, “But that said, I am always looking for ways to kind of remove myself from it to kind of just live as normal a life as possible.”

“Today, doing this [podcast] is a very rare thing for me to do,” he added, noting that Shetty’s platform felt like a “safe space” for him to be vulnerable, reported Page Six.

Holland further said that several of his friends have “lost themselves” in the entertainment industry, and he is afraid that it may also happen to him.

“I definitely think it has been an ongoing thought, which is ‘Don’t lose yourself,’” said Holland, who is dating “Euphoria” star Zendaya.

“I’ve seen so many people come before me and lose themselves, and I’ve had friends that I’ve grown up with that aren’t friends of mine anymore, because they’ve lost themselves to this business.”

He continued, “I just am really, really keen to focus on what makes me happy, which is my family, it’s my friends. It’s my carpentry, my golf, the charity that my mom runs.”

“Like, that is the stuff that makes me really happy, and that’s the stuff that I should protect,” reported Page Six.

 

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