Spider-Man 3 - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Spider-Man 3"
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
Timing:
2:19 (139 min)
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Actors and characters
Mageina Tovah
Character Ursula
Hal Fishman
Character Anchorman
Tim Maculan
Character Play Director
Gregg Daniel
Character Precinct Detective
Rogelio T. Ramos
Character Emergency Room Doctor
Timothy Patrick Quill
Character Crane Operator
Menachem Mendel Boymelgreen
Character Kid in Times Square
Nasir Stewart
Character Kid in Times Square
Austin Hendrickson
Character Kid in Times Square
Taylor Hemhauser
Character Kid in Times Square
Kathryn Bryding
Character Woman Outside Theater
Joe Virzi
Character Police Detective
Bill E. Rogers
Character New Jersey State Policeman
Michael Alexander
Character New Jersey State Policeman
Edward Padilla
Character Test Site Technician
Christina Cindrich
Character Test Site Technician
Sonya Maddox
Character ICU Nurse
Derrick 'Phoenix' Thomas
Character Cop at Crane Disaster
Jessi Collins
Character Mary Jane's Replacement
Michael McLaughlin
Character Boy at Key to the City Ceremony
Anne Gartlan
Character Councilwoman
Reynaldo Gallegos
Character Armored Car Driver
Jim Coope
Character Newstand Patron
Dean Edwards
Character Newsstand Patron
Toni Wynne
Character Congratulatory Woman at Daily Bugle
Aimee Miles
Character Coffee Shop Waitress
Tanya Bond
Character Jazz Club Waitress
Emma Raimi
Character Girl With Camera
Lorne Raimi
Character Boy at the Final Battle
Henry Raimi
Character Boy at the Final Battle
Samantha Ressler
Character Girl at the Final Battle
Alan Cohn
Character Jazz Club Musician
Dan Callahan
Character Jazz Club Musician
Daniel Cummings
Character Jazz Club Musician
Ron King
Character Jazz Club Musician
Carol Chaikin
Character Jazz Club Musician
Vance Hammond
Character Jazz Club Musician
Frank Anello
Character NYPD Officer (uncredited)
Anya Avaeva
Character Model (uncredited)
David Backus
Character Bucket Boy (uncredited)
Tony Besson
Character Photoshoot Client (uncredited)
Michael Ciesla
Character Photographer (uncredited)
Irina Costa
Character Jazz Club Waitress (uncredited)
John Crann
Character Theater Patron (uncredited)
Crystal Marie Denha
Character Jazz Club Girl (uncredited)
Paul Edney
Character New York City Commuter / Driver (uncredited)
Keith Fausnaught
Character Pedestrian (uncredited)
Kevin Fung
Character Spectator (uncredited)
Tony Galtieri
Character News Spectator (uncredited)
Brian Hopson
Character News Reporter (uncredited)
Andrew James Jones
Character Jazz Club Bouncer (uncredited)
Natalie Jones
Character Girl at Key Ceremony (uncredited)
Christopher Jude
Character Student (uncredited)
Pierangeli Llinas
Character Woman in Court (uncredited)
Bernadette Lords
Character British Publicist (uncredited)
Natalie McNeil
Character Girl Screaming in Camaro (uncredited)
Martha Millan
Character Oscorp Receptionist (uncredited)
Michele-Nanette Miller
Character Girl in Times Square (uncredited)
Claudia Katz Minnick
Character Robbie's Assistant (uncredited)
Jen Oda
Character Beautiful Girl (uncredited)
Nick Poltoranin
Character Police Officer (uncredited)
Vanessa Reseland
Character Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
La Rivers
Character Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
Brenna Roth
Character Bad Girl (uncredited)
Shade Rupe
Character City Hall Cheerer (uncredited)
Abbey Skinner
Character Café Girl (uncredited)
Daniel Shafer
Character Jazz Club Guest (uncredited)
Kristin Somo
Character Jazz Club Patron (uncredited)
Jennifer Sparks
Character Jazz Club Waitress (uncredited)
Christopher Stadulis
Character NY Firefighter (uncredited)
Aija Terauda
Character Model (uncredited)
Evelyn Vaccaro
Character Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
Nick Vlassopoulos
Character Bar Patron #5 (uncredited)
Sincerely A. Ward
Character Model (uncredited)
Jennifer Weston
Character ER Nurse (uncredited)
Ray Wineteer
Character Spectator (uncredited)
Emily Eckes
Character Beautiful Woman (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- During the filming of the scene where Spider-Man's fist passes through Sandman, a unique stunt double took Tobey Maguire's place – Baxter Hamby, the only one-armed boxing world champion in the world. He delivered punches with his arm amputated below the elbow, and the fist emerging from the other side of Sandman was later added with computer graphics.
- The premiere date for the third film was announced before the release of the second movie.
- John Dykstra, who received an 'Oscar' for creating the special effects for 'Spider-Man 2' (2004), chose to leave the franchise and work on 'Hot Wheels' (2007). Scott Stockdick took his place.
- Topher Grace did not renew his contract for filming in the 'That '70s Show' television series, preferring to star in this film.
- Sam Raimi did everything possible to conceal Venom's appearance in the third film. During pre-production, he even stated that he had never liked the character and did not intend to include him in the film.
- According to Topher Grace and Thomas Hayden Church, when they went to a meeting at Sony, they didn't even realize they would be auditioning for roles in the film.
- The role of the fiery blonde Gwen Stacy was played by redhead Bryce Dallas Howard, while the role of the redhead Mary Jane Watson was played by natural blonde Kirsten Dunst.
- The film became one of the most expensive in the history of modern cinema – the film's budget was $258 million. Previously, the most expensive films were considered to be “King Kong” ($207 million) and “Pirates of the Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest” ($225 million).
- Composer Danny Elfman, who had worked on the soundtrack to previous films in the franchise, was forced to leave the project due to creative differences with the film's director Sam Raimi. He was replaced by Christopher Young. Interestingly, after leaving the project, Danny began working on the musical accompaniment to another “spider” film – “Charlotte's Web” (2006).
- It took Thomas Hayden Church approximately 16 months of work to get his physical condition into the appropriate state for the role of Sandman.
- The appearance of the Sandman character in the third film was authorized by a personal request from Tobey Maguire.
- According to one of the film's producers, Grant Curtis, the Vulture was one of the villains in the early drafts of the script for the third installment. He was later replaced by Venom.
- While wearing the Venom suit, Topher Grace did not drink any liquids during breaks in filming.
- Special effects specialist Scott Stockdick created miniature versions of skyscrapers at a scale of 1 to 16 to save time and costs, but also to allow the models to look realistic.
- Only in the Russian distribution was a subtitle, “Enemy in the Reflection,” added to the title.
- Creating the scene where an out-of-control crane destroys a skyscraper required assembling a photo-panorama of the cityscape, footage shot on set at full scale (where the disaster set pieces were created and operated by a special effects team led by John Frazier), miniature footage produced by New Deal Studios, and finally, digital effects developed by CafeFX.
- Sam Raimi’s brother, Ted, played the role of J. Jonah Jameson’s assistant.
- Composer Christopher Young appears in the scene with Mary Jane’s rehearsal – he portrays the pianist.
- Real sand was used in the scenes featuring Sandman. The only exception was for shots where Sandman, dissolving, buries his opponents. Crushed cornflakes were used instead of sand.
- The entire film was shot using reflections in mirrors.
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