Printable View
I don't know about you guys but I really wanted AN ACTUAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT to be Spider-Man because doesn't this reboot take Peter back to high school? There's gotta some high school students in New York who are dabbling in acting so don't tell me there aren't any!!:mad:
They can't really cast any actual high school students unless they are already 18. Due to child labor laws, they couldn't get enough work out of the under-18 year old for a typical filming workday. This is why most tv shows and films that are about primarily high school aged kids actually cast people who have already turned 18.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gothamite10092
Are you kidding? Tobey Maguire made a killer Peter Parker.
I thought all the actors were still contracted to do a fourth in the current Spiderman series...
What happened was that they didn't like the script for the 4th (since they pretty much kiilled venom. They wanted to make Vulture the baddie and change black cat to vulturess) so it was re-written and they still didn't like it so the director was like "EF YOU" and so Tobey was also like "EF YOU TOO". Then the studio was like "FINE EF YOU GUYS. We'll just start over, you guys sucked anyway xP"
:exdee: Right, cause that always works SO well.
Well, they better invent some ground-breaking make-up that makes everybody at least look like they're high schoolers again. That's why animation works better for Spider-Man, because they can actually make Spidey look young and he stays young throughout the entire series because well, it's animation.Quote:
Originally Posted by BastianThey can't really cast any actual high school students unless they are already 18. Due to child labor laws, they couldn't get enough work out of the under-18 year old for a typical filming workday. This is why most tv shows and films that are about primarily high school aged kids actually cast people who have already turned 18.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gothamite10092
Well, the Batman Begins reboot worked out pretty well, when things went south for Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher. But since you're obviously skeptical, I'm guessing Marc Webb is no, Christopher Nolan, as far as directing skill goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by razorrozar7