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Spider-Man 5 - Nikki Finke reports that Sony has locked in both Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire for Spider-Man 4. Kirsten Dunst’s Mary Jane character is said to be included in the sequel(s), so the actress is rumored to be returning as well. And in the execs’ best case scenario, Raimi and Maguire would shoot Spider-Man 5 back-to-back. This would confirm what we reported this May: Screenwriter James Vanderbilt (Zodiac, The Rundown) turned in a script for the third sequel that, much to Sony’s liking, segued smoothly into an arc for a fifth film. Specific details on what it took to bring back the original star and director are not yet available. Spider-Man 4 remains set for a May 2011

release. Released 2012, Franchises Spider-Man, Keywords Marvel Comics, Distributed by Sony Pictures, Source Sequel, Major Genre Adventure, Country United States, Production Method Live Action, Creative Type Super Hero, Director Sam Raimi. Per villains for a fourth film, Finke’s source hints, “once you find out who the villain is, you’ll know who’s playing it,” leading everyone to speculate that actor Dylan Baker, who played Dr.Two days ago, we delved into rumors that the next Peter Parker could be played by the Macguire-esque Patrick Fugit (Almost Famous, Wristcutters) or the younger, spunkish Michael Angarano (Sky High). Well, Sony wants to put some Internet skywriting out there and fast. Their message is: “Tobey Maguire you’re the best, you’re our Spider-Man!…right?” Sony’s head of media relations tells IESB. Central to the heart of Spider-Man is the sense of regret. A longing to go back to being that nerdy science kid in high school who always got throttled by the jocks and never got the girl. A chance to bypass the arrogance and short-sightedness that led to the death of Peter Parker's beloved Uncle Ben. Tobey Maguire does a nice job of portraying the vulnerable, nice guy nerd Peter Parker, and you can’t help but feel exhilarated by his joy in discovering his super-human abilities. Willem Dafoe is also damn good as Norman Osborn, the father of Harry Osborn, and Spider-Man’s Arch-Nemesis, The Green Goblin. You can see the intensity in his eyes, the lurking madness of evil and destruction The Green Goblin wreaks upon the city of New York and upon Peter Parker in particular. Other notables include the bubbly Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, who turns in a solid, believable performance as a gruesomely wholesome romantic interest for Peter Parker/Spider-Man, and JK Simmons, portraying Daily Bugle Editor/Curmudgeon J. Jonah Jameson. Though he only has about 5 minutes of film you could really believe that JJJ was a real, breathing, seething old bastard with a thirst for money only outweighed by his desire for copy and big, dynamic, BOLD FACED New York Post type lead.