In The Devil All the Time, Tom Holland stretches his legs into surprising new territory
stretches his legs into surprising new territory. The actor, best known for playing an especially aw-shucks version of Spider-Man, plays a sheltered Christian on the road to violence in the period Netflix drama, a twisted Southern gothic tale that follows two generations between World War II and the Vietnam War. It’s a dark, tense film, a far cry from the kind of roles Holland usually takes on—which is why he almost didn’t think he could do it.
Holland said that the role of Arvin Russell messed with his head, even though his character is technically “the glimmer of light in this film, in the sense that he’s always just trying to do the right thing. It just so happens that in this film, doing the right thing means killing people.” “I had to go places mentally that I didn’t know I could go to, or don’t think I ever want to go again,” he added. “It was an amazing process, and I’ve seen the film and I’m very proud of it. I’m really eager for people to see and enjoy it.”Sebastian Stan, Mia Wasikowska, Bill Skarsgård
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