Tom Holland Thought Christopher Nolan Didn't Like His 'The Odyssey' Performance On First Day
Originally published Jul 5, 2026
By Glenn Garner · Deadline
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Key points
- Tom Holland felt nervous during his first day on set with Christopher Nolan while filming 'The Odyssey.'
- Holland believed Nolan was unimpressed with his performance, leading him to think he was 'totally sh*tting the bed.'
- The film, premiering July 17, is a major project for Holland and marks Nolan's first Imax-shot film.
Tom Holland faced a challenging learning curve while filming his role as Telemachus in Christopher Nolan's Imax-shot film 'The Odyssey.' During his first day on set, Holland admitted he believed Nolan was unimpressed with his performance, leading him to think he was 'totally sh*tting the bed.' The film, premiering July 17, marks a significant project for the actor. Despite initial nerves, Holland's performance was ultimately well-received by the director, showcasing his growth as an actor. The film is set to debut in theaters and has generated considerable anticipation among fans of both Holland and Nolan.
Read the original story: Deadline — by Glenn Garner