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Spider-Man 4 to Start Filming March 2010

Source:MTV

October 9, 2009

MTV talked to director Sam Raimi, who says he's hoping to start shooting Spider-Man 4 the first week of March 2010 for a May 5, 2011 release.

Raimi added that Gary Ross is doing a rewrite of the script using notes Raimi gave him, a production designer has started designing the sets and environments, and Scott Stokdyk is back on board on his fourth Spidey film as visual effects supervisor.

Raimi said that no casting has taken place--other than Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst--but that they are starting to think about that now.

You can check out the article here.

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COMMENTS (45)

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October 9, 2009

Hope this one's good

Posted by:

Bubba

October 9, 2009

I hope your sweet brown eye is good, too. Bend it over...NOW.

Posted by:

seth

October 9, 2009

all the spidermans were good

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October 9, 2009

finally. spidy 4!

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Colbert

October 9, 2009

Sure all the Spidey movies were good, provided you never saw the third, and its awesome dance sequence. You have to be joking... For the love of God, can we please replace Toby Macguire? He's just painful to watch, with the forced happy go lucky 'gee whiz' act...

Posted by:

MoeLarryCurly

October 9, 2009

one word...
...ELECTRO!

Posted by:

mccloud1984

October 9, 2009

how bout Rhino?

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mccloud1984

October 9, 2009

how bout Rhino?

Posted by:

dylansdad

October 9, 2009

They need more singing and more dancing. Number Three didn't go far enough with that.

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The Merc With The Mouth

October 9, 2009

Unfortunatley, the fourth movie in every superhero franchise means death. Superman IV and Batman & Robin were very terrible and resulted in reboots. I hope Spider-Man doesn't suffer than same fate.