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The Hunger Games & the Amazing Spiderman The Hunger Games Name list: -Katniss Everdeen -Peeta Mellark -Gale Hawthorne -Haymitch Abernathy -Primrose Everdeen Katniss Everdeen- Age: 16 Occupation: Mockingjay of the Rebellion, Tribute (74th & 75th Hunger Games) Home: District 12 Gender: Female Portrayed by: Jennifer Lawrence Height: 5'7" (film) Peeta Mellark- Age: 16 Occupation: Tribute (formerly), Baker, Painter, Soldier Home: District 12, District 13 (briefly) Gender: Male Portrayed by: Josh Hutcherson Height: 5'7" (film) Gale Hawthorne- Age: 18 Occupation: Coal miner, Government official, Soldier, Hunter Home: District 2, District 12, District 13 (briefly) Gender: Male Portrayed by: Liam Hemsworth Weapon: Snares, bombs, bow and arrows The Amazing Spider-Man Name list: -Spider-Man / Peter Parker -Gwen Stacy -The Lizard / Dr. Curt Connors -Captain George Stacy Spider-Man/Peter Parker A soft-spoken and awkward nerd from Queens, Peter has been lovingly raised by his aunt May and Uncle Ben ever since his parents disappeared when he was a little kid. The resurfacing of some of Richard Parker's mysterious research prompts Peter to look for his father's former colleague Dr. Curtis Connors at Oscorp, where an encounter with a genetically altered spider changes his life forever. Gwen Stacey Smart, charismatic and confident, Gwen is the chief intern at Oscorp, working in the same department as her mentor Dr. Connors, and takes her job very seriously. She becomes Peter's first and only real friend at school, and they awkwardly and clumsily grow closer to each other. Her life takes a complicated turn as she watches both Peter and Dr. Connors undergo radical transformations and finds herself becoming Peter's Secret Keeper. The lizard/ Dr. Connors One of Oscorp’s leading scientific minds and Gwen's mentor. He used to work alongside Peter's father, Richard Parker, and they were engineering a revolutionary serum to re-grow limbs and human tissue, which would change the lives of millions — including that of Connors himself, who lost his right arm. Richard, however, disappeared and was found dead taking a good part of the research with him, rendering Connors unable to finish the project by himself — until Peter entered the scene. Captain George Stacy Adaptation Personality Change: In the comics, he was openly supportive of Spider- Man. Here, he considers him a dangerous vigilante. He is a by-the-book Cop; who isn't pleased by the presence of a vigilante running in the streets. This version of George Stacey seems to share a few of J. Jonah Jameson's characteristics. Namely, whilst in the comics, George Stacey was much more respectful of Spider-Man, here he openly voices his distrust of Spider-Man for wearing a mask and at one point even calls him "a menace", two things which have been more commonly associated with Jameson's various incarnations. .

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