The Amazing Spider-Man ( The Amazing Spider-Man ) - the first television series with live actors, created based on the comics "The Amazing Spider-Man". The television series is a sequel to the 1977 film [1] . Despite the good ratings, fans complained about the low budget of the series and the script, which did not correspond to the spirit of the comic book.
| The amazing Spider Man | |
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| Genre | action / adventure |
| Creator | |
| Cast | Nicholas Hammond |
| Composer | |
| A country | USA |
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| Number of seasons | |
| Number of episodes | 13 |
| Production | |
| Series duration | 60 min |
| Studio | Paramount television |
| Broadcast | |
| Tv channel | Cbs |
| On the screens | September 19, 1977 - July 6, 1979 |
| References | |
| IMDb | ID 0076975 |
Content
- 1 Creators
- 2 Story
- 3 Cast
- 4 movie
- 5 restart
- 6 See also
- 7 Notes
- 8 References
Creators
- Directors: Dennis Donnelly, Tom Blank, Cliff Bowl, Michael Kaffey, Tony Hans, Fernando Lamas, Joseph Manduk, Don MacDougall, Ron Setlof and Larry Steward
- Script writers: Alvin Borets, Steve Ditko , Robert Jones, Stan Lee and Michael Michelean
- Character Creation: Steve Ditko and Stan Lee
- Producers: Charles W. Fries, Daniel R. Goodman, Robert Jones and Ron Saltof
- Composer: Dan Caproff, Stu Phillips and Johnny Spence
- Operator: Reggie Newkirk
- Editor: Thomas Freis
- Costumer: Frank Nowak
Story
- Slogan: “With the great power given by the bite of a radioactive spider, the young man fights crime like a crawling superhero”
The action takes place in New York. A laboratory incident changes the life of Peter Parker. He is subjected to the bite of a radioactive spider and discovers tremendous physical strength, the ability to crawl along walls and jump long distances. He also has a “spider instinct” that tells him about the danger. Armed with a suit and web throwers that produce a large web, he begins to fight crime, like Spider-Man.
Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Nicholas Hammond | Peter Parker / Spider-Man (13 episodes) |
| Robert F. Simon | " J.J. Jameson " (12 episodes) |
| Helen Bry | Julia Masters (12 episodes) |
| Chip files | Rita Conway (12 episodes) |
| Emil Farkash | Karate (3 episodes) |
| Eric Stern | reporter # 1 (3 episodes) |
| Jeanne Cameron | Jail Coffman (2 episodes) |
Movie
The film Spider-Man, released in 1977, was a pilot release for the television series [2] [1] [3] .
Restart
In the early 1990s, James Cameron was actively interested in this project. In 1993, he wrote the script. Michael Bean was supposed to play Peter Parker. Cameron planned to invite Arnold Schwarzenegger to the role of Dr. Octavius. This project was not destined to come true, because rights to the film were constantly moving from one studio to another. Also, Cameron was not happy with the quality of the special effects that he was going to use in the picture. The James Cameron film was supposed to take place in 1995 [4] [5] . In Sam Raimi's film, there was nothing left of the ideas suggested by Jim, except for organic cartridges for the web [6] .
See also
- Spiderman on television
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Mangels, Andy. Spinning the Story of the Amazing Spider-Man (Eng.) // : en: Back Issue! | Back Issue! : magazine. - TwoMorrows Publishing , 2010 .-- October ( no. 44 ). - P. 44-48 .
- ↑ Spider-Man on the Internet Movie Database
- ↑ Web Flight Surveys
- ↑ King of the World: The Complete Works of James Cameron (January 2010). "" After the success of The Terminator, Cameron was announced as writer and director of a $ 60 m big-screen adaptation of the comic book classic. But thanks to a tangled web of litigation, studio bankrupticies, and wrangling over screenplay credits, that movie never saw light ... What remains, however, is Cameron's tantalising 47-page Spidey 'scriptment', a compacted screenplay-cum-narrative that mapped out his entire film in brief ... Koepp's first draft is taken often word-for- word from Cameron's story, though later versions were heavily rewritten by numerous screenwriters. Despite this — and much to Cameron's chagrin— Koepp's name is the only one on the screenplay. ""
- ↑ Who Is Spider-Man? at . Hollywood.com (January 26, 2000). Date of treatment August 27, 2010.
- ↑ Frankel, Daniel . Cameron Spun Out of Spider-Man Movie , E! (April 5, 1999). Archived on November 5, 2010. Date of treatment November 5, 2010.