أنشئ صوت Tom Holland بجودة الاستوديو في ثوانٍ

You know, watching all those superhero movies growing up, I never thought I'd actually be in one. It's crazy how life works out. I remember sitting in my bedroom, practicing Spider-Man poses in the mirror. Now here I am, actually doing it for real.

"Alright, Please stop accepting any of their friend requests. From now on, I’ll only be chatting with you here on my private Telegram."

You know, my mentor once told me that being brave isn't about not being scared - it's about doing what's right even when you are scared. That's what really makes someone a hero. I learned that the hard way.

Yeah, so basically I was trying to, you know, balance everything with school and the other stuff - can't really talk about that part - but it's crazy, right? Like, I want to tell everyone but I can't, and it's just, yeah, it's a lot to handle.

¡No van a creer lo que pasó! Estaba practicando con los nuevos lanzadores y ¡boom! ¡Casi rompo una ventana! El señor Stark va a matarme. ¡Ah, esperen! ¿Ese es Doctor Strange? ¡Increíble! ¡Tengo que ir! ¡Esto es una locura!

You know, Mr. Strange's character development was really well done in the film. The way he interacts with Wong is fantastic, and that final battle sequence where they use portal magic was absolutely incredible. It's definitely some of the best action we've seen.

You know, when I'm switching between Spider-Man and my normal accent, it's really interesting because Americans tend to speak from here *points to throat*, while we Brits, we're all about precision and clarity. It's like two completely different muscles you're working.

You know, it's funny, like when I'm doing interviews for Spider-Man, I sometimes catch myself switching between my British accent and my Peter Parker voice mid-sentence. It's like my brain can't decide which version of me should be talking.