If there’s one thing that unites the protagonists of the many movies based on the works of John Grisham—your various Matts ( Damon or McConaughey ), your Julia Roberts or Tom Cruises, it’s that none of them are little boys.

Tom Holland is suiting up, this time to play a lawyer, in the upcoming adaptation of Josh Grisham's novel "The Partner" for Universal Pictures. The actor, who rose to fame playing Peter Parker in Sony's "Spider-Man" trilogy,

Tom Holland's dance card is filling up and he just signed on to star in and produce an adaptation of John Grisham's The Partner

Spider-Man actor Tom Holland has signed on to star in and produce the big screen adaptation of The Partner , based on author John Grisham’s 1997 bestselling novel of the same name. The Imitation Game ’s Graham Moore is adapting the script for Universal.

EXCLUSIVE: Tom Holland has made a deal to star in and produce The Partner, a drama based on the John Grisham 1997 bestseller that The Imitation Game's Graham Moore is scripting for Universal. The novel was written by Grisham at a time he was getting as much as $8 million for movie rights to compulsively

It certainly has potential. You may have noticed the huge gap in John Grisham adaptations. That’s not for lack of novels. Grisham is, like Stephen King, pretty prolific. He has over 25 stand-alone books ripe for adaptation.

Tom Holland is reportedly set to produce and star in an adaption of John Grisham's novel The Partner at Universal.

Tom Holland has signed on to star in and produce The Partner, a film adaptation of John Grisham’s 1997 bestselling novel. Universal Pictures has enlisted The Imitation Game screenwriter Graham Moore to adapt the legal thriller, which marks Holland’s venture into more complex and morally ambiguous roles.