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Tom Holland, Part 2. The skewers sequel... this time, it’s pork and pineapple!

Is he our new co-host now?! We return to the table with Tom Holland for another instalment of Dish, as the actor shares stories from his big summer on cinema screens. After focusing on The Odyssey in Part 1, we switch from Greek armour to spandex and chat about Spider-Man: Brand ...  Show more

Tom Holland returns! Part 1 featuring smokey skewers and... pigs in blankets

The Odyssey star joins us for a skewer voyage. We’re delighted to host Tom Holland once again. His appearance on our Christmas 2024 special is written in Dish lore, so we jumped at the chance for a reunion ahead of a huge summer for the British actor. And that time came after Eng ...  Show more

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