Tom Holland has recalled the one time he desperately thought that director Christopher Nolan wasn’t liking his work.

The 30-year-old is currently busy prompting the upcoming Greek epic film based on Homer’s poem titled The Odyssey.

The star cast recently appeared for a chat regarding their new film, where Holland revealed that Nolan kept on cutting the shot so many times that it almost gave him the impression that the director is not satisfied with his work.

The confusion occurred mainly because the entire starcast was experiencing shooting with IMAX cameras, which runs only for three minutes.

While sharing his work experience, “Working with the IMAX camera for the first time is an experience. It is unlike anything I have ever seen before.”

“I didn’t know that it only ran for three minutes”, he said while referring to Nolan, “So I remember you continue cutting.”

The Spider-Man actor shared that he was wondering, “Why does he keep cutting? Why does he keep doing that?’ And in my head I’m like, ‘Does he not like what we’re doing? Like what is happening?”

Tom disclosed, “It was actually George Cottle that was like, ‘No. no, no there’s only three minutes in the mag’. And I was like Oh, Thank God.”

This is when he finally felt relieved and stopped thinking that something was wrong his work.

The highly-anticipated film The Odyssey featuring Tom, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Zendaya and Charlize Theron is coming out in theatres on July 17.