Spider-Man's Tom Holland has made no secret of the fact that he'd love to guest star in Zendaya's hit HBO show Euphoria, but it appears she doesn't quite share the same enthusiasm for his new movie Uncharted.
Based on the video game franchise, Uncharted sees Holland play Nathan Drake, a young adventurer who teams up with a man named Victor 'Sully' Sullivan in order to find a bunch of lost Magellan gold before a wealthy, ruthless treasure hunter does.
As he tracks down the elusive fortune, Drake also stumbles across a bunch of clues that may lead him to his long-lost brother, Sam.
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While promoting the flick on Virgin Radio recently, Holland opened up about the sky-set sequence glimpsed in the trailer, which was inspired by a moment in 'Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception' and how it took them five whole weeks to film.
"It was incredibly, incredibly tough, but for all the right reasons. We wanted to create an action sequence that was breathtaking, that really hadn't been seen before, and that meant we had to kind of push the boundaries on what we could do with practical stunts," he explained, before admitting that his aerial acrobatics didn't impress everyone.
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"But I did have a hilarious moment on the set of Spider-Man: No Way Home, because we shot that directly after shooting Uncharted, and I was sitting down with Zendaya and I was trying to explain to her what Uncharted was about.
"I was like, there's this moment where 'I get hit by a car that is falling out of an aeroplane... well, I get hit by a car that is falling out of an aeroplane.' And she was like, 'Wait, what? How on Earth does that happen? This film sounds ridiculous.'
"I was like, 'You have to wait and see the film, it makes sense when you see the film.'"
Chilling Adventures of Sabrina's Tati Gabrielle, The Wilds' Sophia Ali, Mark Wahlberg and Antonio Banderas also feature in the movie, which hits cinemas on February 11.
Uncharted releases in cinemas on Friday, February 11 in the UK, and February 18 in the US.
