I'm 38 and have only gotten to where Tom is in the last couple years, prioritizing, reducing alcohol, living better. Seems like a grounded guy and good role model for young men in an era of red pill, superficial online influencers
Had a similar thought right after watching the episode. "Such a spark of life" he seems to be. And brave. I don't even want to think the pressure being a public person, and saying no to alcohol.
Tom doesn't feel like a fake humble hollywood actor, in these podcasts you can tell he's not a celebrity and he's just a normal dude who happens to act and be famous
I tried saying that and people kept commenting "No". After a while I just realized none of them had a legitimate argument or example of how he isn't humble relative to other celebrities.
I’m very torn because I always believe that no person is truly bad or good and we shouldn’t look up to anyone else really… One of my family members is head of security at a hotel where Tom stayed at to play golf and Tom was very demanding telling my FM to go get a certain brand of cigars for him despite having his own teams around and told the hotel to remove everyone else off the golf course. My FM had to travel nearly 20 miles to find this brand of cigar and he said that overall Tom was not pleasant to speak to or deal with. Having said that, they had worse experiences with some other people, especially footballers who actually drank drove and crashed their R8 into the hotel car park and regularly smashed the rooms apart. I felt disappointed to hear about that incident with Tom but perhaps he has changed or it is something he regrets behaviour wise
@@FatTonyTheSkipper There are literally millions of people who didn't drink, didn't waste their hours on trivial nonsense, and didn't squander their opportunities. In fact, some of them are 30-60+ years of age, and worked 12x as hard as Holland or any other young-blood. Some did it totally alone. Some even have thrice the talent, and a far more disciplined, well-studied, broader set of skills... Yet just as I stated, that isn't how it works! Like Downey Jr., Holland was LUCKY. Same as Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchette, Warren Buffett, 3l0n Mu$k, Chump, Kimmel, Dinklage, Hedy Lamarr, Vlad Puton, Shenko, Schwarzenegger, D1ddee, Theranos chick, Bankman-Fraud, and thousands of others from all sorts of countries of origin. That's just how it is: once fortune and awesome circumstances arrive, there's nothing a person could do to F it up, lol. :) You could go to jail, go broke, swindle people, do druggz, bang hook-urrz, party hard or anything else and all would be forgiven. But again... meanwhile... there are millions of folks who were (and are) far more disciplined, talented, dedicated, etc. It is what it is. #facts
The level of self-actualization that Tom Holland has reached in regards to his career, relationships and his mental health, is one that many who are older still struggle to reach.
I’m 17 and have never drank, and after seeing people like Tom modeling sobriety I never will. I’ve had some pretty great mock tails, but I don’t see a point in getting drunk. The line, “you’ll never wake up and wish you’d drank,” kinda sealed the deal for me.
You can drink without getting drunk. It’s not all one or the other. Tom’s experience is definitely a very real one and part of a wilder societal problem with drinking just for the sake of getting messed up, especially as a young person, but it’s also very much possible to drink just to enhance a meal. A good wine, paired with whatever dish, etcetera. Making everything black or white is never the solution. That being said, you do you.
If your the type of person that's very outgoing and extroverted you probably don't have much to worry about in terms of alcohol, it's more an issue if your an introverted person who deals with a lot of generalized anxiety that you might get addicted because the alleviation of those problems feels liberating, drinking can be fun I'm 22 and have had plenty of advice on drinking and I'm fairly self aware and know for myself I shouldn't drink much because I'm quite self destructive.
Tom radiates kindness. Sometimes it’s so hard to believe that he’s not super confident because he’s so incredibly well spoken and vibrant. I love that he’s doing this with BERO and I love how proud of it he is. He should be. This was a wonderful talk that covered so many different topics and as a big Tom fan, it was like a gold mine for me. Love how many times he mentioned RDJ-I should have known that Robert would have been an ally to him in this endeavor, but I loved to hear it from Tom’s own mouth. Two of my favorite guys in the industry. Thank you so much for this! It was amazing.
1:09:59 drinking doesn't add fun, it just makes you easier to tolerate not fun people. When i quitted drinking I still go with friends to the eat out, to party, but i go home at 11 pm, cause by that time everyone is drunk and not fun anymore, can't hold conversation or thought, so i just go home, cause it is really pointless to stay. You save A LOT of money like that)
I went to my best friends birthday and it was a pub crawl of 12 pubs. I did it the year prior and I was too drunk to make all pubs, this year I was too sober to make all pubs. By the time I got to 9 everyone was 9 pints in and I was starting to get bored. We started at 12:30 and I left around 8pm. Spent all day drunk non Alc beers
If you watch his body language, Tom was still guarded as the conversation began (arms crossed, hands constantly soothing himself with touch). By the 20 minute mark he is leaning in and opening his arms wide and truly allowing himself to just tell it like it is and not mince words or protect himself with his words. Great interview!
Whenever I hear Tom talking about his sobriety, I remember the interview he did during the pandemic, maybe...6 months before he started his sobriety journey? He was doing the interview via zoom at home, and he literally left screen to grab and open a beer mid-interview saying 'it's 5 o clock somewhere', and you can literally see this expression on his face, this awkward thought of not knowing how to not have it? I always think of that, and I'm glad he finally found recognition of that behavior. Super admirable and humbling to hear his voice and journey
@@Peayou... you know I went searching for it after watching this interview but it's like, wiped from the internet. Found alot of January 2021 videos promoting Cherry where he is constantly drinking so much water lolol but zoom interviews from that Covid 2020 time are like, gone. Interesting...lol
@@jayjaylee0344 bc he didnt do it, come on. he wasnt that bad. i watched everything. i remember during quarantine he said in Jimmy Kimmel's online show that he drinks all the time with friends, but damn! he didnt do it live. if you claim otherwise, you must provide evidence because these are quite serious accusations, you know
i've never seen the interviewer before but he's insanely good. well informed, and he keeps the interviewee fully engaged the whole time, while at the same time being fully engaged himself
He is one of the people in Hollywood I wouldn’t mind my kids looking up to and admiring. He’s just a normal dude, humble and good role model; and it all seems so effortless and just in his nature. It’s truly admirable
I could listen to Tom talk all day. Not only does he radiate wisdom and kindness, he's one of the most well-spoken celebrities I've seen. He's why I still have faith in humanity.
@@elizabethheyenga9277 Every lapse doesn't spell doom. It's like anything else in the growth mindset. It's a reminder that you're an unfinished human being and a clue to how to do it better next time.
Oh man. I was an alcoholic for a decade, now 3 years sober, and when Rich expressed the same fear that was going through my head in regards to tasting a beer again, I can't even explain the reaction, like a comfort in knowing I'm not alone, but deeper in so many ways. Thank you, Rich. I appreciate your openness and honesty. I hope it helps many.
Throughout this conversation, I kept forgetting how old - or should I say young- Tom Holland is. What a lovely individual who is mature beyond his years. Truly an "old soul," and I look forward to the great things this young man will do in the future.
I’ve loved Tom from the first time I saw him on screen, my husband showed me Homecoming and i couldn’t believe how well he played Peter Parker. Spider-Man has always been one of my favorite heroes. Tom himself is such an impressive young person and so down to earth 🫶🏻 love this talk!
Tom is really a person i go to watch interviews, when i have a relapse with alcohol. I had one these couple months because of my regular existential crises, as i am from country fighting not to be genocided and am a refugee alone in foreign country, i came to a moment that depression, burnout and uncertainty in whether my nation will be alive next year caused me to have those days where i just need to forget and I relapsed Now i am back on track, but i need such people like Tom to remind myself what is important
I’ve never watched a single movie with Tom Holland. Not yet. But i have watched several mini interviews and two podcasts. As an English learner I find his speech not only interesting but also understandable.
1:02:35 1:03:37 .I really liked how he explained what he was going through and what he was thinking. He understands himself very well. It's hard to explain your inner self like that usually. It is important to be yourself. To learn to be yourself and to be satisfied and not to need to change yourself to fit in. This is very, very important for teenagers and young people.
If I were his parent, I would be extremely proud of what a fine and grounded adult he has become in a business that makes it hard. Well done, young man. You’re setting up yourself up for a continued healthy and successful future.
I was the same age Peter was when he first showed up in the MCU, so I’ve always had a very strong relationship with especially Tom’s Spidey. I also got a family history of alcoholism and addiction, and have made the decision myself to remain largely abstinent from alcohol. Marvel made a great call going with Tom Holland, man
One of the best people who are famous. Not BECAUSE he is famous. Someone I think we all would love to be mates with and would feel enriched after spending time him. 10/10
I see him presenting his authentic self, as in conversations vs press junkets. Andrew Garfield is that way, too. Furthermore, it’s clear which interviewers have a more quality approach.
Such a thoughtful young man conversing with, I’ve now decided one of the most thoughtful interviewers on the inter webs. No wonder it’s almost 2 hours without being boring. Love Tom. ❤❤❤
Tom Holland is someone who articulates his thoughts and speaks genuinely. He just speaks his mind without worrying about anything. He's such a great soul❤️
This type of podcast is so refreshing. The simple background, spotlight, only 1 host, and a table facing directly each other. There is so much podcasts sets in casual settings like at a couch with multiple hosts where it feels unproductive
I’m laughing about Londoners not speaking to people on the street. I’m from Sydney and when I got married and moved to San Fran, I went out for a walk one morning. At least 5 people said “hello”! I had no idea what to do, so I kind of nodded and smiled. I came home and I said to my husband “the weirdest thing happened. All these strangers said ‘hello’ to me.” He’s American and he thought my reaction was hilarious.
I listen to many podcasts and have only just discovered this one. This was one of my favourite listens ever; Tom Holland is so well spoken and humble, and Rich is such a good podcast host. Thank you for this.
I absolutely adore Tom Holland. He has helped me a lot through my own struggle with alcohol just by being authentic and speaking about his own struggle. No shame, all grace and perseverance. Such a well rounded young man.
i love every second of this. it’s beautiful to see how he has grown. so happy on his journey with sobriety and how he is on a great place personally and on his career.
I like that more actors are on podcasts because they are more real with everything they feel comfortable talking about. That's why I love Inside of you because the actors on there feel more comfortable compared to a live audience watching you and clapping and all that. It is less superficial.
This video found me at the right point in my life. I needed to hear all what Tom talked about re: needing rest for one self instead of forever chasing and climbing for the next success. He is emotionally open and authentic, what a great guy.
Watching this as I drink a beer. But being sober for a few months felt amazing but does get a bit difficult sometimes because it has become such a norm in our society. Much respect to Tom glad to see he is doing better mentally I know Hollywood is a scary place when you're deep in it.
What an inspiring conversation, it felt natural as if sitting there in a living room. Tom is so mature and thoughtful, super cool to hear about her life and transformation into this young man. Her journey of sobriety has developed more interesting facets of his personality, one we can all admire. Thank you for this 💕
I am 41, been sober for the last two years, and it has been invigorating journey. Sobriety is powerful n totally agree with Tom you need to have a good support system if you have a serious alcohol addiction.
Wow!!! Cannot tell you how excited I am to watch this, as a marvel fan and big fan of Tom Holland himself, always found his acting so sincere, lovely to get to hear a conversation between the two of you!!
The “more confident when acting” quip is so true. I’ve only did a little bit of acting in my early 20s, but that’s exactly why I did it. It gave me the chance to explore characters who were confident. It was a break from my nervous self.
49;00 nothing makes me more happy than seeing your creation come to life. 58:00 same, starting with a month, then taking it to longer time, proving to myself and forever changing my lifestyle for the better and enjoying the benefits which are much more worth it than few mins of bad habits, helps enjoy life which is looooong time much better. 1:04:00 maturity
Aside from all the humanity in this interview, after the MCU films, and indeed the Uncharted film. I really thought I'd never be able to see Tom Holland as a mature CHARACTER in a film. Seeing him more grown, both mentally and physically, I would love to see him take on more mature roles. Both when it comes to the obvious spider-man ocnnection, i.e: a more grown up spiderman, dealing with grown up and mature issues, not just teenage boy issues. But also in wider roles, showing deeper and more realistically deep, mature roles. I have so much confidence in his longevity now that he's grown up. He doesn't look like a boy anymore, he looks like a real young man.
That was a fascinating conversation. Tom's journey is to be admired, and shows that talent and creativity goes beyond the stage or screen. But learning to take care of yourself, and finding balance.
On a similar track. I'm in my 30's and alcohol just doesn't hit the way that it used to. It makes me tired more than anything else. I feel a lot more grounded sober and like myself more ❤ Also, my intuition has really become more heightened.
Yes agree ! Feeling the same thing makes me tired and a sore head after only a few. Really enjoying going to parties sober and actually interacting with people then going at a reasonable hour !
I do fully believe Hollywood loves Tom Holland more then he loves them. I do genuinely believe he loves being Spider-Man and doesn’t want to return to just spit on the hard work the third film did and just also think he rightfully wants to be paid more. Before it was Spider-Man in the MCU and Tom Holland is doing it and now it’s Tom Holland as the big name in the MCU as well as being one of the biggest names ever in fiction, Spider-Man.
Tom Holland, Denzel Washington and Nicola Coughlan are my top 3 celebrities not only because they are incredible actors, but more importantly great role models for us to look up to.
I really like Tom as a person, to me he seems like one of the most genuine people working in Hollywood. I really hope he has a great film and performance soon, because he surely has it in him. There´s rumours of him starring in Nolan´s next film so cheers to that!
I wish Tom all the Best - best of luck with his off screen life . I admire his conviction and that he is putting his creativity and his fame into something ( beero) that can help people .
I’m 25 and having a nonalcoholic wedding (even though my spouse will be drinking). When she asked if i would have just one drink with her i said “i want to take in the wedding for everything that it is, i don’t want to be blind to any of it”. Not an alcoholic, just realized how terrible it is for you.
I’ve never told her but i get easy memory loss when I drink, sometimes I’m fine but I can be like one drink away from a black out sometimes. I don’t even remember my first kiss with my girlfriend on our first date. That’s like one of the best things you can experience in life and I can’t remember because I was chasing a different feeling that’s not even worth it
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First time I've watched you. I find the way you keep looking right into the camera very distracting.
I'm 38 and have only gotten to where Tom is in the last couple years, prioritizing, reducing alcohol, living better. Seems like a grounded guy and good role model for young men in an era of red pill, superficial online influencers
You're on a good path, fellow traveler 👍
I am so happy for you brother, keep improving, keep shining and keep smiling more and more ✨️
@@Vestu 🤗
I'm nearly forty, and hope to be where he is before I hit that milestone.
@@gilesforde5761 keep going brother 🤗 I just love your positive spirit. This is a true family man spirit 🙌🏻
Tom is such a light of a human.
Had a similar thought right after watching the episode. "Such a spark of life" he seems to be. And brave. I don't even want to think the pressure being a public person, and saying no to alcohol.
Tom Holland is literally Peter Parker because of his personality and heart 😊❤
Facts I love his personality especially as Spider-Man and he’s a very good actor now my fav actor tbh and fav spider man
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@@STRIXGENUS He truly is, and that’s why good things come to him. He deserves a fantastic happy life- with Zendaya of course. 🙏
Tom doesn't feel like a fake humble hollywood actor, in these podcasts you can tell he's not a celebrity and he's just a normal dude who happens to act and be famous
Yes absolutely! ❤
I tried saying that and people kept commenting "No". After a while I just realized none of them had a legitimate argument or example of how he isn't humble relative to other celebrities.
I’m very torn because I always believe that no person is truly bad or good and we shouldn’t look up to anyone else really…
One of my family members is head of security at a hotel where Tom stayed at to play golf and Tom was very demanding telling my FM to go get a certain brand of cigars for him despite having his own teams around and told the hotel to remove everyone else off the golf course. My FM had to travel nearly 20 miles to find this brand of cigar and he said that overall Tom was not pleasant to speak to or deal with.
Having said that, they had worse experiences with some other people, especially footballers who actually drank drove and crashed their R8 into the hotel car park and regularly smashed the rooms apart. I felt disappointed to hear about that incident with Tom but perhaps he has changed or it is something he regrets behaviour wise
@@m8duy How long ago was that?
I mean every celebrity is just a regular person, some of them just get lost in the fame and become narcissists
He's got such a great mentality for people to look up to
its easy to be positive when ur rich. he is a whiny bitch.
At the same time, it'd be cool if people with decades of experience were given a chance at success as well. Unfortunately, that isn't how it works.
@@Novastar.SaberCombat what do you mean?
HONESLTY a good influence and inspiration
@@FatTonyTheSkipper There are literally millions of people who didn't drink, didn't waste their hours on trivial nonsense, and didn't squander their opportunities. In fact, some of them are 30-60+ years of age, and worked 12x as hard as Holland or any other young-blood. Some did it totally alone. Some even have thrice the talent, and a far more disciplined, well-studied, broader set of skills...
Yet just as I stated, that isn't how it works! Like Downey Jr., Holland was LUCKY. Same as Harrison Ford, Cate Blanchette, Warren Buffett, 3l0n Mu$k, Chump, Kimmel, Dinklage, Hedy Lamarr, Vlad Puton, Shenko, Schwarzenegger, D1ddee, Theranos chick, Bankman-Fraud, and thousands of others from all sorts of countries of origin. That's just how it is: once fortune and awesome circumstances arrive, there's nothing a person could do to F it up, lol. :) You could go to jail, go broke, swindle people, do druggz, bang hook-urrz, party hard or anything else and all would be forgiven. But again... meanwhile... there are millions of folks who were (and are) far more disciplined, talented, dedicated, etc. It is what it is. #facts
The level of self-actualization that Tom Holland has reached in regards to his career, relationships and his mental health, is one that many who are older still struggle to reach.
I’m 17 and have never drank, and after seeing people like Tom modeling sobriety I never will.
I’ve had some pretty great mock tails, but I don’t see a point in getting drunk. The line, “you’ll never wake up and wish you’d drank,” kinda sealed the deal for me.
You can drink without getting drunk. It’s not all one or the other. Tom’s experience is definitely a very real one and part of a wilder societal problem with drinking just for the sake of getting messed up, especially as a young person, but it’s also very much possible to drink just to enhance a meal. A good wine, paired with whatever dish, etcetera. Making everything black or white is never the solution.
That being said, you do you.
If your the type of person that's very outgoing and extroverted you probably don't have much to worry about in terms of alcohol, it's more an issue if your an introverted person who deals with a lot of generalized anxiety that you might get addicted because the alleviation of those problems feels liberating,
drinking can be fun I'm 22 and have had plenty of advice on drinking and I'm fairly self aware and know for myself I shouldn't drink much because I'm quite self destructive.
Um "you never drank" so um... did you not drink water??
@@SolitaryCreature1311good one bro 👏 wow 👏 haha wow 👏 you got her bro 👏 how do you come up with these
thats great ❤
I think framing sobriety as additive is the ultimate pitch and I like Tom's approach a lot.
I’m 10 years without a drink now. It’s only added positives to my life.
@@lanceweatherburn6118 congrats on the new life brother
Tom radiates kindness. Sometimes it’s so hard to believe that he’s not super confident because he’s so incredibly well spoken and vibrant. I love that he’s doing this with BERO and I love how proud of it he is. He should be. This was a wonderful talk that covered so many different topics and as a big Tom fan, it was like a gold mine for me. Love how many times he mentioned RDJ-I should have known that Robert would have been an ally to him in this endeavor, but I loved to hear it from Tom’s own mouth. Two of my favorite guys in the industry.
Thank you so much for this! It was amazing.
1:09:59 drinking doesn't add fun, it just makes you easier to tolerate not fun people. When i quitted drinking I still go with friends to the eat out, to party, but i go home at 11 pm, cause by that time everyone is drunk and not fun anymore, can't hold conversation or thought, so i just go home, cause it is really pointless to stay. You save A LOT of money like that)
I went to my best friends birthday and it was a pub crawl of 12 pubs. I did it the year prior and I was too drunk to make all pubs, this year I was too sober to make all pubs. By the time I got to 9 everyone was 9 pints in and I was starting to get bored. We started at 12:30 and I left around 8pm. Spent all day drunk non Alc beers
Yep! As a good friend of mine once said, "Nothing good happens after midnight."
not a native english speaker.
so i got a genuine doubt.
isn't it " when i quit drinking",
I don't remember "quitted" being used that much .
Easily one of the best episodes I have watched, in entirety, in a while. I was not aware how down-to-earth Tom is, what a guy.
If you watch his body language, Tom was still guarded as the conversation began (arms crossed, hands constantly soothing himself with touch). By the 20 minute mark he is leaning in and opening his arms wide and truly allowing himself to just tell it like it is and not mince words or protect himself with his words. Great interview!
Tom just got cast in the next Nolan movie! Congratulations
Whenever I hear Tom talking about his sobriety, I remember the interview he did during the pandemic, maybe...6 months before he started his sobriety journey? He was doing the interview via zoom at home, and he literally left screen to grab and open a beer mid-interview saying 'it's 5 o clock somewhere', and you can literally see this expression on his face, this awkward thought of not knowing how to not have it? I always think of that, and I'm glad he finally found recognition of that behavior. Super admirable and humbling to hear his voice and journey
Now I'm curios about that clip. Do you know what it is
@@Peayou... you know I went searching for it after watching this interview but it's like, wiped from the internet. Found alot of January 2021 videos promoting Cherry where he is constantly drinking so much water lolol but zoom interviews from that Covid 2020 time are like, gone. Interesting...lol
@@jayjaylee0344 bummer. Interesting 👍
@@jayjaylee0344 bc he didnt do it, come on. he wasnt that bad. i watched everything. i remember during quarantine he said in Jimmy Kimmel's online show that he drinks all the time with friends, but damn! he didnt do it live. if you claim otherwise, you must provide evidence because these are quite serious accusations, you know
There’s a pic of him drinking two pints at once. Man was actually a menace
i've never seen the interviewer before but he's insanely good. well informed, and he keeps the interviewee fully engaged the whole time, while at the same time being fully engaged himself
He is one of the people in Hollywood I wouldn’t mind my kids looking up to and admiring. He’s just a normal dude, humble and good role model; and it all seems so effortless and just in his nature. It’s truly admirable
Thank goodness he lives in Kingston on Thames, in London and not in Hollywood. And In LA when living with Zendaya, not actual Hollywood.
I could listen to Tom talk all day. Not only does he radiate wisdom and kindness, he's one of the most well-spoken celebrities I've seen. He's why I still have faith in humanity.
Relapsed 3 months ago after being sober for 3yrs but I must take the bold step again. "relapse is part of healing"
Wow, 3 years is impresive! You definitely can do it again.
It is a part of healing, I think it is awful to take away all of the work for a relapse. Keep trucking.
It’s a part of healing, remember that you still went 3 years sober and that an amazing feet of itself
@@elizabethheyenga9277 Every lapse doesn't spell doom. It's like anything else in
the growth mindset. It's a reminder that you're an unfinished human being
and a clue to how to do it better next time.
Cheers to that
He's such a cool guy, a genuine role model for young men. And this is the first of these podcasts I've seen, what an incredible interviewer!
Oh man. I was an alcoholic for a decade, now 3 years sober, and when Rich expressed the same fear that was going through my head in regards to tasting a beer again, I can't even explain the reaction, like a comfort in knowing I'm not alone, but deeper in so many ways. Thank you, Rich. I appreciate your openness and honesty. I hope it helps many.
Same here … got super uncomfortable 😮
Respect for Tom using his fame to help his brother and friends with their goals. Seems like he has a smart group of people around him.
Throughout this conversation, I kept forgetting how old - or should I say young- Tom Holland is. What a lovely individual who is mature beyond his years. Truly an "old soul," and I look forward to the great things this young man will do in the future.
I've always loved how tom is so self-aware and honest about how he navigated his road to sobriety. he articulated his thoughts very well.
I’ve loved Tom from the first time I saw him on screen, my husband showed me Homecoming and i couldn’t believe how well he played Peter Parker. Spider-Man has always been one of my favorite heroes. Tom himself is such an impressive young person and so down to earth 🫶🏻 love this talk!
Tom is really a person i go to watch interviews, when i have a relapse with alcohol. I had one these couple months because of my regular existential crises, as i am from country fighting not to be genocided and am a refugee alone in foreign country, i came to a moment that depression, burnout and uncertainty in whether my nation will be alive next year caused me to have those days where i just need to forget and I relapsed
Now i am back on track, but i need such people like Tom to remind myself what is important
❤ blessings to keep, and blessings to come. All for you and yours
If you need a sober friend, reach out. Your not alone. Love to you
Hope you're ok! ❤
Tom Holland, literally “standing on business”. 💪🏽👊🏽
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I’ve never watched a single movie with Tom Holland. Not yet. But i have watched several mini interviews and two podcasts. As an English learner I find his speech not only interesting but also understandable.
Please watch his Spider Man films, they are great.
Please watch his Spider Man films, they are so good.
1:02:35 1:03:37 .I really liked how he explained what he was going through and what he was thinking. He understands himself very well. It's hard to explain your inner self like that usually. It is important to be yourself. To learn to be yourself and to be satisfied and not to need to change yourself to fit in. This is very, very important for teenagers and young people.
If I were his parent, I would be extremely proud of what a fine and grounded adult he has become in a business that makes it hard.
Well done, young man. You’re setting up yourself up for a continued healthy and successful future.
I was the same age Peter was when he first showed up in the MCU, so I’ve always had a very strong relationship with especially Tom’s Spidey. I also got a family history of alcoholism and addiction, and have made the decision myself to remain largely abstinent from alcohol. Marvel made a great call going with Tom Holland, man
Same here! I was 15 when Tom became spiderman. Now im 22 and I've never cared to drink. Not once have I felt that I'm missing out
I love that he talks about Noon as his dog.
I know that made me smile
One of the best people who are famous. Not BECAUSE he is famous. Someone I think we all would love to be mates with and would feel enriched after spending time him. 10/10
I work in a lab that studies EB! You’re right, most people haven’t heard of it. Thanks for supporting this cause, Tom.
This dude is everything. Can’t wait to see this version of Tom take on more MCU stories 🙌🏽
For real. Marvel better not give him any more cringe kid qualities. This is a grown man
Tom is so good at interviews, I swear. Like, I know that's part of an actor's job, but some actors aren't very good at it.
I see him presenting his authentic self, as in conversations vs press junkets. Andrew Garfield is that way, too. Furthermore, it’s clear which interviewers have a more quality approach.
Shouldn't be actor job. The actors job is acting. Hollywood invented that
I like seeing him in podcast in interviews while he is himself he is still putting on a perfomance
Such a thoughtful young man conversing with, I’ve now decided one of the most thoughtful interviewers on the inter webs. No wonder it’s almost 2 hours without being boring. Love Tom. ❤❤❤
Tom Holland is someone who articulates his thoughts and speaks genuinely. He just speaks his mind without worrying about anything. He's such a great soul❤️
Inspirational! I quit the booze 20 years ago combined with brutal training..Still in decent shape at 54 years old!!!
Just checked your channel garageman crazy training keep it up grandpa 🔥
Dude agreeing with no alcohol @stretch1807
Very inspiring channel garageman subbed 👏
Tom is so well spoken, and I love the way he talks about his relationship with Z.
Oh what a guest, I know the energy in this conversation is going to be contagious
This type of podcast is so refreshing. The simple background, spotlight, only 1 host, and a table facing directly each other. There is so much podcasts sets in casual settings like at a couch with multiple hosts where it feels unproductive
I’m laughing about Londoners not speaking to people on the street.
I’m from Sydney and when I got married and moved to San Fran, I went out for a walk one morning. At least 5 people said “hello”! I had no idea what to do, so I kind of nodded and smiled. I came home and I said to my husband “the weirdest thing happened. All these strangers said ‘hello’ to me.” He’s American and he thought my reaction was hilarious.
I loved listening to this chat. Tom was spot on about London. People don't make eye contact or talk to one another.
It's just the same in big cities. It's the same in New York.
Not true
What an amazing guy. Grounded, kind, loving, authentic, wise, self aware
and talented!
Tom need to start a podcast I wouldn’t mind listening to him just talking about simple things in life haha
I love Tom Holland, he seems like such a good, down-to-earth guy.
I listen to many podcasts and have only just discovered this one. This was one of my favourite listens ever; Tom Holland is so well spoken and humble, and Rich is such a good podcast host. Thank you for this.
We have to protect this man at all costs. He's just such a likeable guy!
I feel like Tom is one of us just a chill guy went on a podcast. He is really a down to earth guy 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I absolutely adore Tom Holland. He has helped me a lot through my own struggle with alcohol just by being authentic and speaking about his own struggle. No shame, all grace and perseverance. Such a well rounded young man.
His words are very realistic and touched me a lot.
Tom is someone at my age that I use as a role model. He is a great example of a human being passionate about life and those around you.
i love every second of this. it’s beautiful to see how he has grown. so happy on his journey with sobriety and how he is on a great place personally and on his career.
I like that more actors are on podcasts because they are more real with everything they feel comfortable talking about. That's why I love Inside of you because the actors on there feel more comfortable compared to a live audience watching you and clapping and all that. It is less superficial.
This is in the archives thank you. I can't unhear the sincerity and passion in this interview.
One of my favourite actors and I absolutely love his portrayal of Spiderman, he nailed the role in my opinion.
he's a piece of sunshine
What a nice surprise waking up to my two favorite superheroes on a podcast
What superhero did the other guy play again?
It wasn’t lost on me that Downey trusted Tom with confidential information.
43:49 Tom talking about bringing Miles Morales into the MCU, this could be the first we hear of this. Also love this interview!! ❤
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This video found me at the right point in my life. I needed to hear all what Tom talked about re: needing rest for one self instead of forever chasing and climbing for the next success. He is emotionally open and authentic, what a great guy.
What a beautiful chat! It really changed my perspective on a lot of things. I’d love to see more guests like Tom Holland!
He’s a breath of fresh air
Watching this as I drink a beer. But being sober for a few months felt amazing but does get a bit difficult sometimes because it has become such a norm in our society. Much respect to Tom glad to see he is doing better mentally I know Hollywood is a scary place when you're deep in it.
As a psychologist and podcaster, I just want to applaud that question at 1:30:36 - masterful question 👏👏
yes %100!
i can’t tell you how proud I am of this man, he’s truly so genuine and so deserving
What an inspiring conversation, it felt natural as if sitting there in a living room. Tom is so mature and thoughtful, super cool to hear about her life and transformation into this young man. Her journey of sobriety has developed more interesting facets of his personality, one we can all admire. Thank you for this 💕
I am 41, been sober for the last two years, and it has been invigorating journey. Sobriety is powerful n totally agree with Tom you need to have a good support system if you have a serious alcohol addiction.
I love Tom Holland. He is so down to earth.
I guarantee this interview is going to help people struggling with alcohol addiction. I appreciate Tom sharing this story.
Tom is one amazing human being.... and so is Rich... I am so thankful and greatful for this episode. Thank you.
I'm currently on the journey of not vibing with alcohol anymore. For me, not drinking is one of the steps to the next level
A journey begins with one step !.
Absolutely excellent interview with a solid young man. As a sober person I love how he has conquered alcohol & moved forward with his life.
He really is a wise and grounded person! It’s fantastic that his Marvel fame allows him be a role model for so many young people
Thank you for such an amazing, growth-inspiring podcast! I already feel happier and healthier seeing and listening to you both. I am grateful!
This is why Zendaya loves him. He is such a beautiful human. 🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Zendaya is a very lucky woman!!! I hope she realizes it!
@@dianecooper2she does lol. Tf you mena
He's such a lovely young man, I'm so happy he's developed the mindset he has. Very inspiring and just a vibe.
Wow!!! Cannot tell you how excited I am to watch this, as a marvel fan and big fan of Tom Holland himself, always found his acting so sincere, lovely to get to hear a conversation between the two of you!!
The “more confident when acting” quip is so true. I’ve only did a little bit of acting in my early 20s, but that’s exactly why I did it. It gave me the chance to explore characters who were confident. It was a break from my nervous self.
49;00 nothing makes me more happy than seeing your creation come to life. 58:00 same, starting with a month, then taking it to longer time, proving to myself and forever changing my lifestyle for the better and enjoying the benefits which are much more worth it than few mins of bad habits, helps enjoy life which is looooong time much better. 1:04:00 maturity
The idea of just living with best friends is so unheard of from where i live. I wish to have that life
I could listen to this MAN speaking all day.
What a wonderful young man! I liked him as an actor and now I like him even more. He’s a wonderful example for people of all ages.
Aside from all the humanity in this interview, after the MCU films, and indeed the Uncharted film. I really thought I'd never be able to see Tom Holland as a mature CHARACTER in a film. Seeing him more grown, both mentally and physically, I would love to see him take on more mature roles. Both when it comes to the obvious spider-man ocnnection, i.e: a more grown up spiderman, dealing with grown up and mature issues, not just teenage boy issues. But also in wider roles, showing deeper and more realistically deep, mature roles. I have so much confidence in his longevity now that he's grown up. He doesn't look like a boy anymore, he looks like a real young man.
That was a fascinating conversation. Tom's journey is to be admired, and shows that talent and creativity goes beyond the stage or screen. But learning to take care of yourself, and finding balance.
So much to like about this dude. Genuine guy.
Get in there Tom. I met your dad back in 2016, he was so proud of you. I can see why 👍
Tom seems like such a genuine and grounded guy.
On a similar track. I'm in my 30's and alcohol just doesn't hit the way that it used to. It makes me tired more than anything else. I feel a lot more grounded sober and like myself more ❤ Also, my intuition has really become more heightened.
Yes agree ! Feeling the same thing makes me tired and a sore head after only a few. Really enjoying going to parties sober and actually interacting with people then going at a reasonable hour !
Mad mature for his age, a product of good parenting
Tom Holland is a humble, genuine person. That last 20 Minutes of the interview makes me doubt that. My inner honest self makes me type that.
What you mean ?
I never imagined this but I’m so glad it’s here. Thanks Rich and Tom for making this happen!
He is one of the kindest humans. God bless him.
I do fully believe Hollywood loves Tom Holland more then he loves them. I do genuinely believe he loves being Spider-Man and doesn’t want to return to just spit on the hard work the third film did and just also think he rightfully wants to be paid more. Before it was Spider-Man in the MCU and Tom Holland is doing it and now it’s Tom Holland as the big name in the MCU as well as being one of the biggest names ever in fiction, Spider-Man.
Tom Holland, Denzel Washington and Nicola Coughlan are my top 3 celebrities not only because they are incredible actors, but more importantly great role models for us to look up to.
I’d love to learn more about Nicola.
Rich....you are a gem of a person. Beautiful soul. Tom....you're cool too man. I didn't know you were this down to earth. Gives me hope for the future
I love Tom. His energy is everything.
When spider man 1 came out he was my celebrity crush but now he is my inspiration and role model the difference is huge
I really like Tom as a person, to me he seems like one of the most genuine people working in Hollywood. I really hope he has a great film and performance soon, because he surely has it in him. There´s rumours of him starring in Nolan´s next film so cheers to that!
I wish Tom all the Best - best of luck with his off screen life . I admire his conviction and that he is putting his creativity and his fame into something ( beero) that can help people .
I’m 25 and having a nonalcoholic wedding (even though my spouse will be drinking). When she asked if i would have just one drink with her i said “i want to take in the wedding for everything that it is, i don’t want to be blind to any of it”. Not an alcoholic, just realized how terrible it is for you.
That's beautiful. To remember a beautiful day instead of getting wasted should be the way to go.
I’ve never told her but i get easy memory loss when I drink, sometimes I’m fine but I can be like one drink away from a black out sometimes. I don’t even remember my first kiss with my girlfriend on our first date. That’s like one of the best things you can experience in life and I can’t remember because I was chasing a different feeling that’s not even worth it
As a person who is interested in Tom's life, I love that he's doing podcasts now.