[Watts] This movie is gonna show you
what Peter's place is gonna be in this universe moving forward.
[Jackson] In this film, Peter's still a kid
and he has to figure out a way to accept what's been thrust upon him.
Stark chose you.
He made you an Avenger.
I need that.
The world needs that.
He can't just be your typical neighborhood Spider-Man anymore.
He belongs to a greater story.
When we first meet Peter Parker in Civil War,
he's very naive and he's actually very awestruck to meet Iron Man.
- Oh, Mr. Parker. - Um...
What?
Tom Holland is the embodiment of Peter Parker.
He, himself, has that enthusiasm
and also deals with the responsibility of playing that character
that allows him to comment on things in a way an audience member would.
This is insane! Insane!
Look at this thing. Look! Look at the eyes!
This is the greatest day of my life.
- Let's go. Come on. - Okay.
Hey, everyone.
I often think I'm the luckiest kid alive. It's opened up a new world for me.
Are you an Avenger?
Yeah, basically.
[exhales]
[Holland] One thing we did with Spider-Man: Homecoming
was really try and drive home the idea that this is not a grown-up.
This is a kid who goes to school and has homework.
- All I gotta do is catch him. - But we have a Spanish quiz.
And then, when he got a taste of that,
when he had to go up against The Vulture on his own,
he realized, "You know what, this is pretty heavy stuff."
And "Maybe I can enjoy being a high schooler for a while."
Why don't you try that on and I'll introduce the world
to the newest official member of the Avengers.
Thank you, Mr. Stark.
But I-I'm good.
After the events of Infinity War and Endgame,
he is a very different person.
He's been a through a lot, something that none of us can really relate to.
He's really still reeling from the loss of his mentor, Tony Stark.
Everywhere I go...
I see his face.
I just really miss him.
He's got a taste of what it's like to be a superhero now
and starting to understand the implications
and the fact that his life won't ever be the same.
And he's getting up to the point where there's no turning back.
Very good.
I just really need this vacation. I need a break.
You deserve it.
Much of this film is focused on that great, classic Spider-Man duality
between being a kid who wants to go to Europe with his friends
and get closer with a girl that he likes...
- You look really pretty. - And therefore, I have value?
No, that's not what I meant at all. I was just...
I'm messing with you.
...and at the same time being pulled away to help save the world.
[Holland] But throughout the course of the movie, he realizes
he's already found out where he belongs.
And that's in the Spider-Man suit,
and that's with the responsibility of saving his neighborhood
and saving the city and, in some cases, saving the world.
I think we've raised the stakes
in a way that it will be fun to explore does Peter Parker do with that.
Spider-Man's name is Peter Parker.
What the fun?
No matter where he goes, the world is gonna be different for him.
Every time I get to do a scene with one of these veterans
who've been there since the beginning, it's just really exciting
'cause we're solidifying the fact that this character exists in a bigger world.
[Carroll] He does have a pretty deep cinematic life now,
and we want to make sure that this movie feels fresh,
this movie feels new and that this isn't just something you've seen before.
There's endless possibilities.