“White Lotus” star Tom Holland told “Late Night’s” Seth Meyers how he lost all semblance of arrogance when he mistakenly received a salary intended for “Spider-Man” actor Tom Holland due to a mix-up at the agency that represented them both, reports BBC.

“I was with the same agents for a short time and the accounting people got confused. It was very difficult because I was here first, but he is extremely famous,” he joked.

Explaining how he discovered the mistake, Hollander said he was in a theater watching a friend being paid £300.

“I was sitting smugly in the audience, having just done a BBC show for £30,000 or something, which was supposed to keep me going for the next year or so, thinking, ‘Well, that’s great, I’m very rich.’ ‘”.

Hollander says he was checking his email during a break and saw a payment labeled “Avengers Cashier Bonus.”

“It was an incredible amount of money,” the 56-year-old actor told Meyers.

“It was not his salary. It was his first box office bonus. Not all cash bonus, the first. And it was more money than [văzusem vreodată]. It was a seven-figure sum.”

“My sense of arrogance is gone,” he added.

Holland played Spider-Man in six films of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

“Of course he doesn’t mistake me for him, but in a non-visual context he constantly mistakes me for him. … When I am introduced to someone, they are very excited children, then confused, then disappointed.”