This weekend The Amazing Spider-Man (working title Fiona’s Tale) shot several scenes at a home in Brooklyn, including a few in the (fake) rain, one where Gwen (Emma Stone) slaps Peter (Andrew Garfield) across the face, and one where Peter and Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen) have a heart-to-heart talk on the roof.
Today, they also shot an additional a scene in which Dr. Connors (Rhys Ifans) comes to visit Peter (and you’ll notice in the pics below they have one of his hands covered in a green sleeve to add CGI effects) and they discuss something on the porch.
Thanks to a few of our readers who have been keeping us in the loop about where and what they are filming, we also know that last night appeared to be Emma’s last night working on the movie for good. Many have also sent us exclusive set photos which you can check out below too!
First we have a few pics of Andrew on the roof yesterday and one of Jimmy taken wth Martin Sheen, thanks to James.
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Next up are the photos of Rhys and Andrew courtesy of J who caught them doing a quick rehearsal of the scene this morning:
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Finally, Rose sent us these pics she took with Emma and Andrew (both of whom she said were very nice) and a few from the scene where Gwen slaps Peter “and then walks down the steps and turns back and says something all tearfully.”
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Thanks to all of our readers who sent us updates from the set this weekend! We can’t do any of this without our amazing readers! If you have set photos or filming tips you’d like to share, let us know at olv@onlocationvacations.com!
[And thanks also to Jameson who provided the top pic of Emma with fans on the set]
This franchise is hungry for greatness. This is the time to rebuild the franchise. They should utilise the villains and love interests that weren’t included in the previous films and give us new stories. Times change, we need to change as well.
I hope they will include the following love interests in this film series and leave Mary-Jane Watson out of some more films after the first one:
Liz Allan, Betty Brant, Debra Whitman, April Maye, Michele Gonzales, Jean DeWolff, Jessica Drew, Lisa Skye, Marcy Kane, Angelica Jones, Felicia Hardy, Sarah Rushman, Carlie Cooper, Norah Winters.
I look forward to seeing the following villains in future sequels:
Beetle (Abner Jenkins), Carnage, Chameleon, Electro, Enforcers, Hammerhead, Hobgoblin, Hydro-Man, Jackal, Kingpin, Kraven the Hunter, Morbius, Mysterio, Rhino, Scorpion, Shocker, Silvermane, Spot, Tinkerer, Tombstone, Vulture.
This is a second chance to get it right. This is an opportunity.