US EditionTom Holland opens up about living with ADHD and dyslexia
Tom Holland reveals that ADHD and dyslexia create challenges in acting, describing new roles as intimidating and highlighting creativity as a key coping strategy.
- While promoting the LEGO short film Never Stop Playing, Tom Holland revealed he has ADHD and dyslexia, linking the admission to his LEGO partnership.
- Earlier, Holland had described his dyslexia in interviews dating back to 2019 and said he was diagnosed at age seven with difficulties in reading and writing at school.
- For the short film, Holland and Jacob Batalon built a 3,803-brick LEGO Death Star, with the studio requiring a model that would shatter, assisted by our friend's mom.
- Alongside the LEGO partnership, Tom Holland, actor, said `I think it really does help` linking play to creativity and outlined his London school project to offer free, private-school-level facilities.
- Holland's disclosure marks the first public admission of ADHD, noting NHS explains it can hinder following instructions and finishing tasks, which Holland acknowledged affects his acting.
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Tom Holland Opens Up About His ADHD & Dyslexia Condition: “It Can Be Intimidating”
Spider-Man star Tom Holland has always been candid about his struggles. Recently, the actor revealed that he has been diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in addition to dyslexia which he was diagnosed with at age seven. In an interview with IGN, Holland explained, “I have ADHD and I’m dyslexic, and I find sometimes when someone gives me a blank canvas that it can be slightly intimidating. And sometimes you are met with…
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