Tom Holland has reached another major career milestone, becoming the third-highest-grossing lead actor in film history and putting himself alongside Hollywood heavyweights Zoë Saldaña and Scarlett Johansson.
The achievement comes as Holland’s latest blockbuster, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, continues its remarkable run at the global box office. The film has surpassed $2.3 billion worldwide, helping push Holland’s cumulative box-office earnings past fellow Marvel star Chris Pratt.
Holland’s rise is particularly striking because of how early he has reached the milestone. At 30 years old, he is the youngest actor among the names at the top of the worldwide box-office rankings.
His success has been closely tied to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where he has played Peter Parker and Spider-Man across multiple blockbuster films. However, his growing résumé extends beyond the superhero franchise, including major roles in Uncharted and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey.
The latest numbers highlight just how powerful Holland has become as a box-office draw. His films have collectively generated more than $15 billion worldwide, placing him behind Saldaña and Johansson on the lead-actor list.
Saldaña currently leads the ranking, while Johansson holds the second position. Holland’s achievement also makes him the highest-grossing male actor among the top three.
What makes the milestone even more notable is that Holland has accomplished it while still in the early stages of his career. With additional Spider-Man and Marvel projects reportedly ahead, his position on the list could continue to rise.
From a teenage breakout star to one of the biggest box-office names in the world, Holland’s career has moved at an extraordinary pace.
At just 30, Tom Holland is already rewriting the record books—and his Hollywood journey appears far from finished.
