Holland and Zendaya Reportedly Wed at Surrey's Beaverbrook Estate
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- Tom Holland and Zendaya are believed to have hosted a three-day post-nuptial party at Beaverbrook, a 160-year-old neo-classical mansion in Surrey, with a guest list reportedly including Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner and Robert Downey Jr.
- Beaverbrook was the country house of early 20th-century media tycoon Lord Beaverbrook, who hosted Hollywood royalty like Elizabeth Taylor and historical figures such as Winston Churchill at legendary parties.
- Hoteliers Joel Cadbury and Ollie Vigors acquired the disused chateau-style property in 2010 and redeveloped it into a five-star hotel and spa, where rooms — named after Beaverbrook's former guests including Taylor, Ian Fleming, Charlie Chaplin, Rudyard Kipling and H.G. Wells — start at £755 ($1,015) per night this week.
- The venue's art-deco theater is claimed by its proprietors to be the U.K.'s first home cinema, with film programming reportedly curated by directors Alan Parker ("Fame") and Hugh Hudson ("Chariots of Fire").
- Beaverbrook sits close to Brookwood Cemetery, where Holland and Zendaya filmed "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" scenes — depicting Peter Parker laying flowers on Aunt May's grave — exactly a year before the reported wedding party.
- The couple star in two blockbusters this summer, "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," and are thought to have officially married earlier this year, though no photos have leaked and their reps have not confirmed the reports.
Why it matters: Choosing Beaverbrook — a venue already linked to their on-screen Spider-Man work via the nearby Brookwood Cemetery filming — blends Holland and Zendaya's personal milestone with their biggest professional year, giving the property a publicity bump as it enters peak wedding season with rooms priced from £755 a night.
