Tom Holland Would Fit Right In With A Back To The Future Remake, But He's Not Interested

Back to the Future is a classic film trilogy that movie buffs know and love, occasionally by heart.


They're masterpieces that just don't need to be adjusted in any way, at least according to some fans. And while Tom Holland would definitely make for an absolutely brilliant Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox's character), as demonstrated in a viral deep fake clip, the actor doesn't want any segment of it.


The clip uses special technology to map Holland's face onto Michael J. Fox's character in a scene from the film, along with Robert Downey Jr.'S onto Christopher Lloyd's Doc Brown. Their faces and expressions fit the movie seamlessly, and it also should make for an interesting reboot, that's for sure, although Holland just isn't interested, even immediately after seeing the clip.


"I would not be interested because that is a brilliant movie," Holland told ET Online, explaining that he was already sort of like McFly already in his own way.


once I first got Spider-Man, my objective was to be my generation's Marty McFly," he mentioned of his now-iconic role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As soon as I was on the press tour, a journalist mentioned to me, 'You realize you're like Marty McFly in this movie?' And I was like, '[OK!] Done.'"


So while Holland won't be making an appearance in a Back to the Future remake anytime soon, at the very least we can watch the genius that went into bringing the clip to life. Furthermore, he'll be taking on a new character in the near future, this time a familiar one from the realm of video games, as soon as he stars in the initial film adaptation of the Uncharted franchise as a young Nathan Drake.


Honestly, is there anyone Holland can't expertly play? We're still looking for a role he isn't well-suited for.