Marvel and Sony are reconciled, and Holland is the biggest contributor behind the scenes

According to foreign media THR, before Tom Holland intervened, the cooperation between Sony and Marvel Pictures was "100% dead". On August 20, Sony and Marvel Pictures announced their breakup, and Spider-Man will no longer be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

After the negotiations completely broke down, Tom Holland had many negotiations with Disney CEO Bob Iger and Sony Pictures Chairman Tom Rothman, and showed them the "Save Spiderman" topic launched on social networks and the strong support of fans. He repeatedly called on them to reach a new "win-win" agreement, and finally persuaded them to return to the negotiating table.

On September 27, Sony and Marvel Studios reached a new agreement, and Spider-Man returned to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to insiders, in exchange for Kevin Feige's participation in the production, Marvel and Disney will receive about 25% of the film's profits (originally 5%) and retain the right to sell peripheral products.

Marvel Studios has also called for Spider-Man to appear in another MCU movie in the future, and Spider-Man will span both Sony and Marvel Studios' cinematic universes.