Tom Holland Hospitalized After Spider-Man Stunt Goes Wrong Image

Spider-Man fans are holding their breath—Tom Holland, 29, was briefly hospitalized after a stunt went sideways during filming of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at Leavesden Studios near London. According to multiple reports, Holland sustained a mild concussion after hitting his head in the mishap while performing the stunt. 

The rest of the cast and crew were thankfully unharmed, but filming has been suspended for now. Holland’s dad, Dominic, confirmed at a charity event that his son will be off set “for a while” to recover. Sources say the production pause might last several days. 

What We Know So Far (and What We Don’t)

• The injury happened during a stunt sequence, and while not life-threatening, the concussion was enough to send Holland to the hospital. 
• The next day, Holland attended a charity event with Zendaya and his father but left early due to feeling unwell. That showed he’s pushing to maintain normalcy but isn’t ignoring the pain.
• The team is being cautious. Marvel Studios and Sony are reportedly meeting to figure out how to move forward—whether certain stunts will be reworked, or if some scenes will be delayed. The release date is still set for July 2026. 

How Serious Is This?

While it’s scary to hear about on-set injuries, from everything we know, this is not catastrophic. “Mild concussion” signals that Holland got proper medical attention and that the injury, while unfortunate, is manageable. Still, this adds stress to a big production—delays, reshoots, and increased safety oversight are all likely.

For fans, the good news is: Holland expected to recover, and production will likely resume when he’s cleared. Until then, everyone’s hoping he takes his rest seriously (yes, we care about those Spider-Man workouts—but health first).