English actor Tom Holland, probably best known for his portrayal of superhero Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe films, has hinted that he may quit acting in favour of other pursuits.
In a recent interview with Sky News ahead of the release of "Spider-Man: No Way Home", Holland said: "I don't even know if I want to be an actor".
"I started acting when I was 11 and I haven't done anything else, so I'd like to go and do other things", he mused. "Genuinely, I'm sort of... having a midlife crisis - at 25, I'm having like a pre-midlife crisis".
The actor also noted that Spider-Man afforded him "the chance to meet some incredible people, go to some amazing places and also do some amazing things".
"I couldn't be more grateful for what Spider-Man and what Sony and Marvel have given me", he said. "It's been, it's been an amazing world and that's why I said if it's my time to walk away, I would do so proudly".
The media also points out that while Holland seemed unsure of his next career move, he did reveal that he's going to portray Fred Astaire in a biopic about his life.
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" is expected to premiere in Los Angeles on 13 December and to be released nationwide on 17 December.
The movie appears set to become "the biggest film of the year", the media outlet notes, adding that ticket pre-sales appear to have surpassed those of the "Avengers: Endgame in 2019".