Holland and "Spider-Man: Homecoming" co-stars Zendaya and Jacob Batalon took a break from filming and walked into New York-Presbyterian Hospital.
Actor Tom Holland donned his red and blue Spider-Man suit as he delighted children in a New York hospital this week, but one pint-sized Batman fan was clearly waiting for someone else.
Holland and Spider-Man: Homecoming co-stars Zendaya and Jacob Batalon took a break from filming and walked into New York-Presbyterian Hospital to lift up the spirits of its smaller patients.
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To pull off the spectacle, Holland suited up in the famous costume, which has been delighting kids since Spider-Man’s inception in 1962.
“Hey buddy, what's up,” Holland says in the video posted to Instagram as he visits one of the kids. “I’m Spider-Man, nice to meet you."
The boy, Nicholas, who was wearing a Batman t-shirt, was clearly more of a Dark Knight kind of guy.
"So do you like Batman better than Spider-Man?” Holland asks, to which the boy nodded.
Flabbergasted, Holland shoots back: “What? Why is that? What’s better about Batman?”
The adorable child responded: “Poo poo.”
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In a video posted to Holland’s Instagram account, Holland wrote: "What a beautiful day at the @nyphospital. Thank you so much for having us and making this happen. Always love being back with the squad @Zendaya and @lifeisaloha."
The new Spider-Man film opens in theaters next year.
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