http://www.superherohype.com/news/spider-mannews.php?id=4502

interessante Ausblicke von JJJ-Darsteller Simmons:

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TVGuide.com: What's your feeling on 3? Judging by the trailers, it looks darker. Simmons: I think it pulls in a lot of interesting directions. Of course we're a long ways from seeing a final version of it, but my stuff, we had a lot of fun doing. I probably had not as much to do as I did in the second one and maybe a little more than I had in the first one, but from what I saw the new bad-guy stuff is once again going to top its predecessor. TVGuide.com: In 2, we met Jonah's son, who in Spider-Man lore evolves into a villain. But they're not playing that card yet? Simmons: Not yet. Hopefully there are plenty of cards to play for [Parts] 4, 5, 6.... I'll do a Spider-Man for every two or three years for the next couple decades if they want. That'd be all right! TVGuide.com: Was there any talk of Spider-Man 4 on the set? Simmons: Yeah, it got mentioned. In fact, the last couple of days I shot was at the very end of the schedule — we were doing some night-action scenes in New York — and [director] Sam [Raimi] was talking about it. It's not a done deal because everybody's deals, including Sam Raimi's and all the actors', was for three pictures. But he's certainly open to doing more.

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It opens with Tobey Maguire looking into a mirror and opening his shirt to reveal a black costume, with a voice over from Aunt May, "Uncle Ben wouldn't want us living with revenge in our hearts, just like voices that take you over and turn us into something ugly." The daunting title card comes on saying "All Will Be Lost," and then the next scene shows Topher Grace as Eddie Brock walking through a church with a voice over of him asking someone "to do one thing for me. I want you to kill Peter Parker." (The movie sounds like it may be very dark, doesn't it?) The rest of the teaser footage went by way too fast to describe in detail, but we did see Peter Parker in a black ninja-like suit, apparently carrying a sword (!), and there were extensive fight scenes between Spider-Man and Sandman, which weren't even close to being finished, but looked quite fantastic. There was also a little more footage of the new Harry Osborn/Goblin character, which Raimi explained later wouldn't be called either the "Green Goblin" or the "Hobgoblin," but it is Harry using his father's Goblin equipment to get revenge on Peter Parker. (So that's two people who don't like Peter Parker… not to mention the Sandman!) The footage ended with Topher's Eddie Brock feeling something black and gooey hit his hand--obviously the symbiote--and it cuts to the very first image of the computerized Venom, who looks exactly like he does in the comic book if rendered in 3D, looking straight into the camera with his jaws wide open and drooling. If you're a fan of Venom, you're not likely to be disappointed.

http://www.comicscontinuum.com/stories/0608/12/index.htm

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Topher Grace, who is playing Eddie Brock in Spider-Man 3, said he endured a lengthy process to become Venom. "It took me about 45 minutes to put on the suit and it would take me 4 1/2 hours to put on the makeup," said Grace, who also bulked up and dyed his hair blonde for the part.  Grace, who was an avid Spider-Man reader during the Todd McFarlane days, said he enjoyed playing Venom, who was introduced at the recent Comic-Con International in San Diego. "Unlike most bad guys, he truly loves being evil," Grace said. "So, he really comes to grips with that attitude and enjoys it. So it's fun to play someone who finds their way to that place, it's fun to play that as an actor."

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