9 years ago, Tom Holland tried to trick g1. He's still the same At age 30, Tom Holland stars in his fourth film as the world's most popular hero in "Spider-Man: A New Day", which premiered this Wednesday (29). Even nearly a decade after being selected for the role for his playful personality, he remains the same – but he wonders, from time to time, if he should. "My God, yes. This is something that will never end", says the actor, laughing, in an interview with g1. "Sometimes it should stop." In 2017, he was in Brazil to promote his debut as the character in "Back to Home". Then 21 years old, the Briton put his brother, Harry, in a Spider-Man mask in his place to answer g1's questions while he went to the bathroom. Remember in the video above. Upon returning, he was disappointed to learn that he had not managed to deceive the report. "It's the lack of arms", he exclaimed, pleased to know that the youngest's thinness had given him away. Tom Holland in a scene from 'Spider-Man: A New Day' Disclosure Nine years later, he laughs and swears to remember the situation – despite making pranks part of the behind-the-scenes of all his "Spider-Man" films. "We went through a phase. I think it was in 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' (2019). We took all the alcohol gel and filled the little bottles with lubricant", says the Brit, delighted. "So people would be there in the studio and you'd see someone, 'Oh, I'm going to use some hand sanitizer.' And then they'd say, 'What the hell?'. I did that with Mitch Bell, the producer. It was really good." Play can't stop In "A New Day", our Peter Parker immerses himself in work as the hero Friendly Neighborhood of New York to try to overcome his loneliness – after having used an enchantment to make the entire world forget about his existence in "No Return Home" (2021). As if having to face a new threat that can control random people wasn't enough, he also has to face strange changes in his body and powers. Tom Holland in a scene from 'Spider-Man: A New Day' Disclosure Heir to the playful protagonist, the new director of the hero's films does not complain about Holland's more relaxed side. "And that's the pleasure of having Tom Holland in the studio. He's obviously very charming and kind, but the jokes never end," says Destin Daniel Cretton. Close to Marvel after "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" (2021) and the "Magnum" series, the 47-year-old American takes charge of "A New Day" in place of Jon Watts, responsible for all of the hero's Marvel films so far. "The jokes don't stop. And the little pranks don't stop either. But that's the good thing." Tom Holland in a scene from 'Spider-Man: A New Day' Reproduction/YouTube/Sony Pictures Entertainment