British actor Tom Holland, starring in 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day', achieved a new milestone in its 19th day of release in the US, becoming the fastest movie ever to break $800 million (about RM 3.246 billion) in domestic box office, shattering the previous record set by 2015's 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', which reached the mark at 23 days. With global box office soaring, insiders revealed that Tom's base pay and bonus are also 'spinning' into his account: 'He’s taking home at least $100 million (about RM 400 million) from this film.'
British actor Tom Holland’s Marvel superhero movie 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' has sparked a global viewing frenzy upon release. In just 19 days since its US release, the domestic box office soared past $800 million (about RM 3.246 billion), breaking the 23-day record previously held by 2015's 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens', and officially becoming the fastest film in history to reach this box office milestone.
As the movie's global box office continues to climb, production insiders have revealed that Tom Holland is truly 'spinning' a web of earnings this time around. Reportedly, he stands to make at least $100 million (about RM 400 million) from this film. His base salary alone is a staggering $20 million (about RM 81.15 million), double what he earned for the previous 'Spider-Man: No Way Home', and his contract includes an uncapped box office bonus, making his total earnings remarkable.
Now among Hollywood’s highest-earning top-tier stars, Tom Holland’s acting career has progressed step by step. Looking back, his first appearance as 'Spider-Man' was a brief cameo in 'Captain America: Civil War', for which he made only $250,000 (about RM 1.01 million). In just a few years, his worth has skyrocketed hundreds of times over, not only proving his draw and acting skills but also setting new records for superhero film box office achievements.
Source: on.cc