It's not as unusual as you might think for screenwriters to be inspired by fan communities. Huge franchises, like Lord of the Rings and (famously) Doctor Who, have changed plot lines and even given characters bigger roles thanks to viewers' theories and opinions.
It's not as unusual as you might think for screenwriters to be inspired by fan communities.
Huge franchises, like Lord of the Rings and (famously) Doctor Who, have changed plot lines and even given characters bigger roles thanks to viewers' theories and opinions.
So when Tom Holland told Waitrose's The Dish podcast he'd done the same for Spider-Man:
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It's not as unusual as you might think for screenwriters to be inspired by fan communities. Huge franchises, like Lord of the Rings and (famously) Doctor Who, have changed plot lines and even given characters bigger roles thanks to viewers' theories and opinions. So when Tom Holland told Waitrose's The Dish podcast he'd done the same for Spider-Man:
Brand New Day, he joined the ranks of some of the greats.
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