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FACT FILE Spider-Man 3: The Film Spider-Man 3 came out in cinemas in Is Peter any different in this May 2007. It continues the story of story? Film Peter Parker and tells of Spider-Man’s Peter is still ‘just an average guy’, Launch fight against some exciting new as Spider-Man creator Stan Lee New York City loves Spider- villains. We asked some questions calls him. But he’s really tested Man! Spider-Man 3 was about this amazing film … this time. There are questions launched in Manhattan with a about his feelings and his mind. whole Spider-Man week. They ‘Peter has to deal with his dark had special events at side,’ said Avi Arad, one of the the Natural History film's producers. Museum, the city gardens unusual villain. He Why is the colour black and the zoo. doesn’t want to rule the world. He important in this film? just wants to help his sick daughter. Some black goo Sam Raimi, arrives on earth How would you launch a Spider- the director Man film in your town? What in a meteorite. events would you organise? So, a third Spider-Man film! It takes over Did the same team work on it? Peter’s suit. Does Spider- Director Sam Raimi came back for When Peter wears the black Man 3 have the third time to work with same suit, he’s different. His darker new music? acting team of Tobey Maguire feelings are stronger as well as Spider-Man has (Peter Parker / Spider-Man), And Harry Osborn is the New his powers. Kirsten Dunst (Mary Jane Watson) the same tune Goblin? Anything to look out for in and James Franco (Harry Osborn). as in the earlier He is, but he’s not very good at the film? films. There are Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs How did they choose the being a villain. He has too many Stan Lee has small parts in all the new tunes for the new villains Spider-Man 3 villains for ? difficult feelings. He wants revenge Spider-Man films. This time he – Venom and Sandman. The film Venom is really popular with for his father’s death, but he still has a speaking part and talks to also has songs by Snow Patrol Spider-Man fans so he had to loves his old friend Peter. And he Peter Parker. and Yeah Yeah Yeahs (above). be in it! Sam Raimi and Tobey still loves Mary Jane. He’s not a Maguire both love Sandman and strong character like his father, so What do these words mean? You can use a dictionary. wanted him in the film. He’s an he can’t be a strong villain. villain average mind to deal with launch event 56 57.

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