There comes a certain point in an actor's career where they go from rising star to Hollywood mainstay, and in recent years, Tom Holland has made that transition, handsomely, if I do say so myself. In less than ten years, Holland has gone from the oldest Bennett brother in the 2012 gut-wrenching disaster film The Impossible to everyone's favorite Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War, with appearances in various other movies in between and since.

As we look forward to the future for one of this generation's most promising actors, now's the perfect time to take a dive into Tom Holland's upcoming projects. With a long-awaited video game adaptation, another Spider-Man movie, and a very different collaboration with Anthony and Joe Russo, the next couple of years are going to be quite busy for the guy who got his start in the stage production of Billy Elliott all those years ago.

The first of Tom Holland's upcoming projects is the Netflix movie, The Devil All the Time, which will see the Spider-Man: Far From Home star share the screen with some of the biggest names in Hollywood like Bill Skarsgård, Robert Pattinson, Sebastian Stan, Riley Keough, and Jason Clarke in what appears to be a dark and twisted psychological thriller. In the Antonio Campos-directed picture, Holland portrays Arvin Russell, a young man trying to protect his family from all sorts of sinister characters including an unholy preacher (Pattinson), a corrupt sheriff (Stan), and other mysterious and evil forces that await in the shadows.

Anyone who has watched the terrifying trailer for the upcoming Netflix film can see that it is going to be a dark affair, one that looks like a major departure from the more upbeat and accessible roles that Tom Holland has become known for in recent years. You will be able to see for yourself when The Devil All the Time premieres on Netflix on September 16.

After years of production woes, it appears Chaos Walking will finally be released in theaters on January 22, 2021. Telling the story of Todd Hewitt (Tom Holland), a boy living in a world devastated by a pathogen that killed all women and unleashed a disease that gave everyone the ability to hear the thoughts of all living creatures, the upcoming science-fiction picture follows the young boy after he meets Viola Eade (Daisy Ridley), a mysterious woman that somehow escaped death.

You would think that a science-fiction movie starring Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley would have had no trouble getting into theaters, but the upcoming film from director Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Edge of Tomorrow) titled Chaos Walking has had quite a rough go of things since shooting initially wrapped back in November 2017. Originally scheduled for release in late 2018 or early 2019, the film underwent extensive reshoots following poor reactions at test screenings, but according to Deadline, the production had to work around the busy schedules of its two stars.

Tom Holland may very well have one of the best years of any actor in 2021 with multiple major projects slated to hit theaters in the near future. One of those long-awaited and highly anticipated movies is the adaptation of the Uncharted video game series starring Holland as the adventurer and treasure hunter Nathan Drake. It appears that Holland will be playing a younger version of the character millions of video game fans came to know and love since Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was released in 2007. With Ruben Fleischer (Zombieland, Venom) behind the camera and Mark Wahlberg playing Nathan Drake's mentor, Victor Sullivan, the movie has a lot going for it.

Despite the all-star cast and talented director, however, the Uncharted movie has had a hard time getting off the ground. With multiple rewrites, shooting delays, and the Coronavirus shutting down production shortly after it got started in March 2020, there was a stretch of time when it looked like there was a dark cloud hanging over the entire project. But with the cast and crew recently getting back in the swing of things, it looks like the misfortune is behind us. Let's just hope the movie keeps its July 16, 2021 release date.

We still don't know what it's being called (though the rumored title is pretty amazing), who the villain is going to be, or really much else about the upcoming sequel to Spider-Man: Far From Home, but we do know that Tom Holland will be suiting up once more as the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man in the latest collaboration between the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the tongue-twister that is Sony's cinematic universe. Things weren't looking too hot for Peter Parker when we last saw him in the mid-credits scene in 2019's Spider-Man: Far From Home, especially after he was revealed to be Spider-Man by J. Jonah Jameson (J.K. Simmons) and framed for the drone attack in London, so I'm sure there will be some sort of fallout from that whole fiasco.

Production on the latest Spider-Man movie was originally supposed to start up in July 2020, but that news came in January, two months before the Coronavirus shut down production of all kinds around the world. It still remains to be seen if the original shooting locations, which included Atlanta, New York, Los Angeles, and Iceland will still be viable options, especially with restrictions around the world. Nevertheless, Jon Watts, the director of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home will once again sit behind the director's chair as he tells the third part of Peter Parker's high school story. We'll just have to wait and see when the movie swings into theaters on December 17, 2021.

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