Tom Holland gives behind-the-scenes look at Spiderman Glasgow set & says it's ‘really exciting' to share with fans
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HOLLYWOOD star Tom Holland shared a behind-the-scenes look at the new Spider-Man movie - which is shooting in Glasgow.
The star swung into town earlier this month as the city was transformed into New York for the shoot.
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Epic stunts have been shot in the city
Now Tom, 29, has shared a video with his 63 million followers giving fans a peek at the first day of filming.
Posting the clip he said: "Day one back in the suit."
The star, who is engaged to Marvel co-star Zendaya, 28, was delighted to have Spidey fans watching the action unfold.
He said: "It's day one, my fourth ever day one as Spider-Man.
"You know it's funny, putting the suit on it feels different this time somehow.
"It's also the first time we've ever had fans on set for day one so it's really exciting to share this with them.
"We've got some familiar faces on set. I am just going to do my best, hopefully get it right, no pressure."
And he revealed the release date of the movie, which he says is due to hit cinemas on July 31 next year.
The flick shows the performer striding down Glasgow's Bothwell street, in the famous superhero suit, where dramatic scenes including crashes, explosions and daring rescues have been captured over the past couple of weeks.
And Spidey fans were loving the video.
Watch spectacular moment Spider-Man swings through air as daring stunt filmed on Glasgow street
One said: "I got chills, this is SO EXCITING!"
And another gushed: "This is so great. So happy another movie is happening."
Filming has seen a tank roaring through the city centre while a fleet of NYPD cars speed after it with their red and blue lights flashing.
And film-lovers managed to get a glimpse of how the MCU's sensational action scenes are made.
Movie crews have been setting off explosions as part of the tremendous pursuit too.
Filming has now moved to the busy St Vincent Street for another scene involving the armoured vehicle.
But a shroud of secrecy is over the new film set after fences with white fire-proof screens were set up around the set.
The mystery has only created a web of intrigue and didn't deter nosy movie fans from trying to get a glimpse.
Many have been climbing onto walls and fences and walking further up the hill on St Vincent Street to get a view into the set.
Some even wandered up to the barriers and got on their tip-toes to reach up with their phones to get a picture.
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