Avengers 4 Reshoots: Tom Holland Traveled to Atlanta Earlier This Week

Screen Rant

By Ana Dumaraog

Published Oct 8, 2018

Tom Holland (Spider-Man) traveled to Atlanta earlier this week to presumably participate in the ongoing reshoots for untitled sequel Avengers 4.

Tom Holland (Peter Parker/Spider-Man) flew to Atlanta earlier this week, presumably to join the ongoing Avengers 4 reshoots. Starting last month, additional work for the Marvel Studios blockbuster has been going on for several weeks now, with some actors coming back to the set to finish their respective parts. The latest update from the set came from Chris Evans, who announced he had wrapped up with an emotional social media post.

Not much is known regarding the movie, especially since Marvel Studios has been actively trying to keep any kind of information about it tightly under wraps. The reshoots are mainly being done inside a sound stage, so no set photos have come out since the first batch last month. However, since news of actors coming and going in Atlanta tends to make its way online, fans at least know the characters (aside from those who survived Thanos' snap) appearing in the film, like Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie, Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch and Pom Klementieff's Mantis. The latest MCU cast member to apparently join the reshoots is Holland.

A Twitter user with the handle goldenclosetboy shared an image of Holland on a flight from Atlanta to New York on October 5, giving fans the impression that the actor was in town to participate in the ongoing reshoots for Avengers 4. Holland - who's also in the middle of filming Spider-Man: Far From Home - had just come back in the U.S. to continue shooting the Phase 4 film, following months of production around Europe. And while Spider-Man: Homecoming filmed at Pinewood Atlanta back in 2016, its sequel isn't scheduled to use the facility, further backing up the idea he was in town for Avengers 4. Check out the photo below.

It's uncertain in what capacity the currently dead MCU heroes will be involved in Avengers 4. While Thanos claimed that the genocide would be random, Marvel Studios brilliantly picked out the original Avengers and several important supporting characters to survive the purge, giving them one last mission before some (or most of them) bid goodbye to the franchise. Heroes like Captain America and Black Widow who didn't have much to do in Avengers: Infinity War are expected to play a pivotal part in the Phase 3 capper, and chances are that the focus of the film will be on the principal heroes.

Having said that, Avengers 4 is both the end to a 22-film arc, and the beginning of a new one, so fans can expect that there will be some sort of passing of the baton between the MCU's old guard and new faces. Considering that Spider-Man is Iron Man's protege - with Stark playing the role of Peter's mentor since his introduction in Captain America: Civil War - a reunion between the two is a fitting way to end Iron Man's arc should he die in the upcoming film, and a great setup for Peter's future journey as a superhero.