When news emerged that Spider-Man could be leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans banded together to call on Disney and Sony to come to sort of resolution. Surely, Tom Holland's we🌺b-slinger couldn't just leave the Avengers?

Soon enough, the two mega-companies came to an agreement that meant Spider-Man could st🅷ay in the MCU. While we'll ▨never know the intricacies of those discussions, it looks like Holland played an integral part.

Speakin♛g to Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night show, Holland revealed he was three pints down at a pub when Sony CEO Bob Iger called and asked him his thoughts on brokering a deal with Marvel.

"My family and I went to the pub quiz in our local town, and🐻 I’m like three pints in, haven’t eaten much and I get a phone call from an 🌠unknown number and I have a feeling, I’m like, ‘I think this is Bob Iger… but I’m drunk,’" Holland told the talk-show host. "So my dad’s like, ‘Just take the call, you’ll do fine!'"

Holland cont🌞inued: “I basically just said, ‘Thank you for the opportunity,’ and he said, ‘There is a world in which we can make this work’ and then there were a bunch of phone calls back and forth.”

Kimmel pointed out that Iger previously said Holland had cried on the phone, which the actor corrected. “I weeped," he said. "No, I did🅷n’t weep — I did, yeah. Yeah, no, I was really emotional because I felt like it was all coming to an end... We had a really good plan with what we were going to do with Sony, the future of Spider-Man was still really bright, but it would’ve been a shame to take him out of the MCU, because that's where he belongs.” Watch the full interview below.

There you have it: a drunk, weeping Tom Holland helped keep Spider-Man in the MCU. Speaking of which, the web-head's third movie will make up part of the forthcoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Marvel Phase 4, which will begin with 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Black Widow next year. 

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