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It's almost 80 degrees on an October Monday in New York City, but the New Yorkers drifting in and out of a lounge at the Greenwich Hotel are committed to their fall aesthetics. The hotel, too, is resigned to an autumn gestalt: Thanks to a roaring fire in a monumental hunting-lodge hearth, the dimly lit lounge is also 80 degrees. Tom Holland sits in a striped silk armchair near the fireplace. He is wearing white On running shoes, wide-leg trousers, and an ivory sweatshirt that he quickly peels off, issuing a muffled apology from within the fabric as his T-shirt rises with it. Liberated, he sits back in the chair. Behind him are shelves of ancient books and a taxidermied antelope head. He is lit from the right by the fire and a lamp with a red shade so large it achieves personhood, and every divot in his face, especially the cleft in his chin, is deeply shadowed. He looks primed for a live reading of one of the tomes behind him, an impression helped along by his English accent, which is un-posh and friendly—more Harry Potter than Prince William. “My accent annoys my parents,” he says. “They are quite well spoken, and I like to think I exist in a world that’s just below well spoken.” His brother Harry’s accent, he adds, is “much worse” than his. “E fuckeen thinks he’s, like, from the East End? And it drives my parents nuts.”
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