Meet Tom Holland’s three lookalike brothers — including the one whose followed a very different path to acting family

Harry has been seen in some movies alongside his big brother including The Impossible, Cherry and Deadpool & Wolverine.

Although Harry was initially featured in Spider-Man: No Way Home, he sadly didn’t make the final edit of the film.

Tom revealed on The Graham Norton Show: “We cast Harry and he’s on set. I go up to the stunt coordinator and I’m like, ‘Please, just whatever you do with the stunt, make it so he’s upside down.'”

He continued: “Bless him, he’s doing a really good job… But the icing on the cake — and I don’t think he actually knows this — we saw the film the other day and they’ve cut the scene. It’s not in the film.”

During Harry’s time on the Deadpool & Wolverine, George Cottle, who is the supervising stunt coordinator, praised Harry online and joked: “The stunt team needed a special guest star!! It may not be the Holland the world wanted, but it was the Holland we all needed.”

Sam has always been passionate about cooking, thanks to the influence their grandmother Tess had on them.

While Tom was on the set of Spider-Man 2, he got his brother involved, but not on-screen like his twin.

Tom recalled on Jimmy Kimmel Live!: “My brother Sam is training to be a chef right now. On Spider-Man 2, the studio was like, ‘Would you like a chef?’ and I was like, ‘Yeah, but I’ll find my own one.’ And I got them to hire Sam, and he just basically lived at my house and cooked for us every day. It was amazing.”

Sam took a course at a culinary school in London and has worked in a Michelin-starred restaurant there as well.

Paddy has been featured in the projects Roses for Lily, Holmes & Watson, Invasion, as well as Lockwood & Co.

When the brothers aren’t hanging out during their time off, they run a charity together which is fittingly called The Brothers Trust, and they host several events annually to help raise money for non-profit organizations in need.