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Synopsis:
Spider-man is back, and now faces a new threat on New York city, Dr. Octopus, who was a friend of Peter Parker's old science teacher and inspiration, Dr. Connors.
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Release Date: 2 July 2004
Start Date: 12 April 2003
Confirmed Cast to date: Tobey Maguire ... Peter Parker/Spider-Man
Kirsten Dunst ... Mary Jane Watson
Alfred Molina ... Dr. Otto Octavius (Dr. Octopus)
James Franco ... Harry Osborn
Elizabeth Banks ... Betty Brant
Bruce Campbell ... Snooty Usher
Rosemary Harris ... Aunt May
J.K. Simmons ... J. Jonah Jameson
Ted Raimi ... Hoffman
Dylan Baker ... Dr. Curt Connors
Christina Della Rose ... Nurse
Elyse Dinh ... Street Musician
Daniel Gillies ... John Jameson
Claudia Katz ... Robbie's Assistant
Joel McHale ... Mr. Jacks
Donna Murphy ... Rosalie Octavius
John Tindall ... Planetarium Guest
Chris Williams ... Con Ed Guy
Behind the camera:
Director: Sam Raimi
Writers: Michael Chabon Screenplay
Steve Ditko Comic book & characters
Alfred Gough Screenplay
Alfred Gough Story
David Koepp Story
Stan Lee Comic book & characters
Miles Millar Screenplay
Miles Millar Story
Alvin Sargent Screenplay
UPDATE:
Spider-Man Maguire Voices Mea Culpa
12 May 2003
Tobey Maguire has admitted that his own "inappropriate" behavior led to his being fired from Sony's Spider-Man sequel, the Los Angeles Times reported Sunday, noting that he was hired back due to the intercession of Universal chief Ron Meyer, whose daughter Maguire is dating. The actor said that he failed to discuss a painful back condition appropriately with producer Laura Ziskin or director Sam Raimi. "A lot of this problem comes from me not having gone to them personally and trying to resolve it," he told the Times. "I'm glad I got to look these people in the face and say, 'I'm really sorry. I'm going to do whatever it takes, '" Maguire added.
UPDATE:
Production in New York City wrapped up on May 13th, 2003, with the rest of the filming now moving to the sets in Los Angeles.
UPDATE:
"Variety" reported this week that we're likely to see the first teaser/trailer in theaters in November. Greg from Yahoo guesses it might be attached to Tim Burton's Big Fish (which *could* be released in November, and is a Sony project) and/or The Matrix: Revolutions.
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Clips and Pics from Comic
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