Production on the upcoming Marvel film, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has been temporarily paused after its star, Tom Holland, suffered a mild concussion while filming. The incident occurred on set in Glasgow on Friday during what was reportedly a physically demanding stunt sequence.
According to a report from Deadline, the 29-year-old actor was promptly taken to the hospital for immediate evaluation and treatment following the accident. Sources close to the production have stated that the injury was minor and that Holland is expected to make a full recovery within a matter of days.
In response to the incident, producers held a meeting to determine the next steps for the shoot. As a precautionary measure, the decision was made to halt production while the team reassesses the filming schedule. No other members of the cast or crew were injured during the mishap.
Despite the on-set scare, Holland appears to be recovering well. He and his fiancée, actress Zendaya, made a public appearance together at a charity event over the weekend, suggesting the actor is already on the mend and in good spirits.
The couple has been engaged since late 2024, though sources indicate that a wedding is not imminent. Due to their demanding work schedules, planning for the ceremony has not yet begun.
Filming for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently taking place in Glasgow, following earlier production work in other parts of Scotland. The highly anticipated blockbuster is scheduled for a July 2026 release, although it remains unclear if the temporary delay will impact this timeline.
