‘Avengers: Infinity War’ and ‘Endgame’ directors Anthony and Joe Russo are reteaming with Tom Holland this March, but the project is a dramatic change of pace and scale from their previous work: In Apple TV+’s drama ‘Cherry,’ Holland plays an army medic who returns home with PTSD and turns to crime – and, crushingly, drugs – to deal with his trauma. Ahead of the movie’s release in theaters and then on streaming, Rotten Tomatoes correspondent Erik Davis spoke with the Russo Brothers, Holland, and co-star Ciara Bravo about bringing a story to the big and small screens that they hope will open people’s minds about the substance abuse crisis in the US. Plus, the filmmaking duo reveals why they chose ‘Cherry’ as the follow-up to the biggest film in history and tease a return to the superhero genre sooner than we think (potentially outside the MCU), while Holland says he wants to work with them for as long as he possibly can.

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