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It's a BRAND NEW DAY for Peter Parker. Fighting crime full-time as Spider-Man in a world that doesn’t remember him—and the pressure of seeing his old friends move on without him—sparks a change in Peter he may not have the power to control.

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The video leverages a popular franchise (Spider-Man) and a well-known actor (Tom Holland) to discuss a relatable topic (money and success). The use of Family Guy characters adds a layer of humor and familiarity, making the financial information more engaging.

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This video explains how Tom Holland could earn over $100 million from a single Spider-Man movie due to backend deals and his irreplaceable role as the character. It contrasts his early earnings with his current potential, highlighting the profitability of the franchise for Sony.

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1Introduction of the question about Tom Holland's earnings
2Explanation of backend deals and potential earnings
3Comparison to Robert Downey Jr.'s earnings

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day (movie): acts - it is the subject of the discussion about Tom Holland's earnings. Removing it would change the video's topic. Tom Holland (actor): acts - he is the subject of the discussion about earnings. Removing him would change the video's topic. Sony (company): acts - it is the entity paying Tom Holland and making the Spider-Man movies. Removing it would change the video's topic. Robert Downey Jr. (actor): acts - he is mentioned as a comparison point for Tom Holland's earnings. Removing him would change the video's topic. Civil War (movie): acts - it is mentioned as Tom Holland's first appearance. Removing it would change the video's topic. Homecoming (movie): acts - it is mentioned as a movie Tom Holland earned money from. Removing it would change the video's topic. Avengers (movie): acts - it is mentioned as a movie Robert Downey Jr. earned money from. Removing it would change the video's topic. Sony logo (logo): appears - it is a watermark in the corner. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.

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IS IT TRUE MAKE 100 MILLION FROM ONE SPIDERMAN MOVIE? YEP, STEWIE! FOR SPIDERMAN BRAND NEW DAY, HOLLAND'S REPORTEDLY GETTING 20 MILLION GUARANTEED, PLUS BONUSES HIM PAST 100 MILLION TOTAL. BONUSES ADD 80 MILLION, FATHER? IT'S CALLED BACKEND A CUT OF BOX OFFICE PROFITS, MOVIE MAKES A BILLION DOLLARS WORLDWIDE, HIS PERCENTAGE TURNS INTO A FREAKIN' THAT'S ABSOLUTELY INSANE. HERE'S THE WILD PART. HOLLAND MADE ONLY 250,000 FOR HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN CIVIL WAR BACK IN 2016. MILLION FOR HOMEMING. LIKE ROBERT DOWNEY JR., WHO REPORTEDLY EARNED OVER 75 MILLION FROM ONE AVENGERS MOVIE. SPIDERMAN FILMS OVER 9 BILLION TOTAL, SO SONY HAPPILY PAYS TO SO HOW DOES DEAL LIKE THAT? SIMPLE, STEWIE. BECOME IRREPLACEABLE. HOLLAND IS SPIDERMAN NOW, AND COST SONY WAY MORE THAN 100 MILLION IN LOST TICKET SALES. SPLENDID. I'M NOW ACCEPTING 100 MILLION YOUR SON. HERE IS THAT STARS DON'T GET RICH FROM SALARIES RICH FROM OWNERSHIP OF THE SUCCESS THEY CREATE.

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Is it true Tom Holland could make a 100 million dollars from one Spider-Man movie? Yep, Stewie! For Spider-Man Brand New Day, Holland's reportedly getting 20 million guaranteed, plus bonuses. Bonuses that could push him past 100 million total. How do bonuses add 80 million, father? It's called backend, a cut of box office profits. So if the movie makes a billion dollars worldwide, his percentage turns into a freakin' fortune. That's absolutely insane. Here's the wild part. Holland made only 250,000 for his first appearance in Civil War back in 2016. Then 3 million dollars for Homecoming. Now he's negotiating like Robert Downey Jr., who reportedly earned over 75 million from one Avengers movie. Spider-Man films have grossed over 9 billion total, so Sony happily pays to keep him. So how does someone get a deal like that? Simple, Stewie. Become irreplaceable. Holland is Spider-Man now, and recasting him would cost Sony way more than 100 million in lost ticket sales. Splendid. I'm now accepting 100 million to keep being your son. Here is that stars don't get rich from salaries. They get rich from ownership of the success they create.