[man] Action!
This is day one of Spidey doing cool Spidey stuff.
And in true Tom Holland fashion, we're stepping it up.
[man] You have to water your Tom Hollands if you want them to grow.
[laughs]
The stunts are extraordinary.
You're gonna see Spider-Man do things you've never seen before.
[man shouts]
[splutters]
It was fun, actually.
- That's a cool Spider-Man pose. - Yeah.
[grunts] Whoo!
Tom Holland and the stunt crew.
- Safety first. - Ballin' out with his homeys.
- You know what it do. - [man] And now.
[Holland] I love George Cottle so much.
He is our stunt coordinator.
He coordinated Spider-Man: Homecoming and now Spider-Man: Far from Home.
And we trained for about four or five weeks
and rehearsed all the stunts we had to do.
- [man] Great. - Better.
Him and his team did an amazing job of not just helping us design sequences
but design these sequences that played to Spider-Man the character's strengths
and Tom Holland the actor himself as well.
Because Tom is one of these guys with an amazing physicality to him,
and to not take full advantage of that would be a real shame.
- Thank you. - Tom Holland likes to do his own stunts.
And George is, bar none, the best.
[man] We always talk about no matter how fantastical the scene gets,
if this were real, how would we film it?
If this were real, What would that look like?
We always try to keep things grounded.
Nothing is just a stunt for the sake of a stunt.
George and his team always ask,
"Why would Peter do this, and how would he do it?"
And I've never worked with a stunt team more capable than his.
Greg and Luke, my stunt doubles, were a dream to work with
because they pushed me to my limit but in the safest way possible,
and I really appreciate that I didn't break anything.
[man] Action!
The fact that there's not much green screen
and these physical things are there, it adds to the moment,
that makes it realistic, that makes it human.
Bro, you so nearly head-butt that camera.
- [actor] Y'all couldn't see it though. - [Holland] Oh, my God.
I think that's great.
[grunts]
80 fun.
Tom moves like an athlete.
[Gyllenhaal] No one commits to the physicality like he does.
He's there with all the stunt crew, with second unit,
doing his stunts, as many as he can.
One of the first days we worked together,
he decided to enter the scene by jumping on a trampoline
and doing a backflip and then landing right in front of me.
[grunts] Beck?
That was incredible.
Tom is like a superhero.
I mean, he can do his own stunts
and be amazing and charming and funny.
What's a camera like you doing in a place like this?
I love Tom Holland.
I don't want to take full credit for doing my own stunts,
but working with Greg and Luke, we did try and make sure
that I could do as much as possible, which is really fun and exciting.
Give me one more. I promise it'll be the last one.
[man] Action!
Look at the baby mountain goats!
- I don't see any mountain goats. - [panting]
You missed them.
- [Holland] This is really cool. - [Gyllenhaal] This is great.
[woman] It's just a good time, all of the stunts.
That's what we come to watch, right, if we're watching a Spider-Man movie.
[man] Cut!
They re-created a room in the Tower of London.
So, they had put pyrotechnics in everything.
And then we blew it all to hell, which was awesome.
- [apparatus whirring] - [clattering]
[Revolori] If something's shooting at you or blowing up next to you,
you really feel like something's blowing up next to you.
So, you know, it's really cool.
We're about to blow the bridge.
[Zendaya] We've been able to do some cool stuff.
I mean, we did this hundred-foot swing, which was awesome.
- Are you two good? - [Holland] I got you, I got you.
[squeals]
[man] Three, two, one, go!
[both screaming, grunting]
I'm not gonna watch! I'm not gonna watch!
I've stopped looking.
[screams]
- It's super fun. - [man] Go!
You okay?
Uh... Whoo.
Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.
Just never, never doing that again. I'm never doing that again.
On the back lot, they basically made this huge pool
and put water in it, and buildings of Venice in it.
We were just shooting crazy stunt stuff in that set.
Angourie and I are being blasted onto shore by the big water monster.
- It's crazy. - And you actually come flying in?
- [laughing] Yeah. - Yeah.
[both shouting]
- You're so... - Drenched!
She's soaked.
[laughs]
"Be Spider-Man," they said.
"It'll be fun," they said.
Oh, yeah. That was a good day.
I was sitting on the floor, rigged to a ratchet,
which is a machine where I will zoom backwards and slam into a wall.
And the SFX guy will also click a button
which will dump thousands of gallons of water on me,
and you best believe they didn't heat the water.
It was freezing.
It's quite similar to a cold shower, actually.
- [laughs] It is a cold shower. - We can make it colder.
- You dare. - [all laugh]
So they go, "Three, two, one, action!"
I zoom back, I slam into the wall,
and then all I hear is the SFX guy go, "Sorry."
And then the water just went... [imitates splashing]
We had to do it a second time.
Three, two, one!
[splutters]
[laughs]
That was perfect. Boom!
But it looks great.
[grunts]
[coughs]
- It's good, isn't it? Wicked. - That's... Yes. It's wicked.
There's this cool sequence in the film
where I run across these poles that they would moor the boats to.
It basically required me to be on a highline
that would run across the whole length of the poles,
and I would run across it.
[grunting]
[shouts]
Go on!
[growling]
[Carroll] Tom on wires running across things,
pretending to pole-vault up onto the iconic Rialto Bridge.
It's just so much fun to watch him do all the stuff himself.
[screaming]