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| Columbia TriStar (2002) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| Tobey Maguire | Spider-Man/Peter Parker | |
| Willem Dafoe | Green Goblin/Norman Osborn | |
| Kirsten Dunst | Mary Jane Watson | |
| James Franco | Harry Osborn | |
| Cliff Robertson | Uncle Ben | |
| Gerry Becker | Maximilian Fargas | |
| Jack Betts | Henry Balkan | |
| K.K. Dodds | Simkins | |
| Rosemary Harris | Aunt May | |
| Joe Manganiello | Flash Thompson | |
| J.K. Simmons | J. Jonah Jameson | |
| Bill Nunn | Joseph 'Robbie' Robertson | |
| Willem Dafoe | Green Goblin / Norman Osborn | |
| Stanley Anderson | General Slocum | |
| Tobey Maguire | Spider-Man / Peter Parker | |
| Bill Nunn | Joseph Robertson | |
| Ted Raimi | Hoffman | |
| Elizabeth Banks | Betty Brant | |
| Octavia Spencer | Check-In Girl | |
| Michael Papajohn | Carjacker | |
| Ron Perkins | Dr. Mendell Stromm |
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| Producer | Ian Bryce
Laura Ziskin Avi Arad |
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| Writer |
Stan Lee
Steve Ditko David Koepp |
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| Cinematography |
Don Burgess
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| Musician |
Danny Elfman
Jerry Cantrell |
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The movie Spider-Man is based on the comic book series. It stars Toby MacGuire as the arachnid superhero Spider-Man. When visiting a museum during a school field trip, Peter Parker is bitten by a genetically engineered spider. He later begins to show strange side effects from this bite, including incredible strength and also the ability to spin webs. He decides to fight crime after his uncle's death. His quest for justice eventually brings him to use his super strength and abilities to fight criminals. Ultimately, he engages in combat with the Green Goblin, a villain portrayed by Willem DaFoe. In typical comic book fashion, Spider-Man prevails and goes on to star in the sequel Spider-Man 2. |
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