Dr.Mirakle32
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When Tobey Maguire was first announed as Spider-Man I was kind of suprised since he didn't like how I imagined Peter Parker (I grew up watching TAS.) While he does a good job in the role, he really doesn't LOOK like the comic book Peter. Him, along with Kirsten Dunst, aren't as good looking as their comic counterparts (although in Peter's case it works, since he's supposed to be a stereotypical nerd.) Aside from that, Peter has always been drawn with brown eyes, not blue like Maguire's (As a brown eyed fan, I am tired of all of these blue-eyed superheros!) and his hair usually has a specific look, unlike the style Maguire usually goes with.
I was watching YOU ME AND DUPREE recently, and it struck me: Matt Dillon should have been Peter Parker! Okay, the guy's over 40 and would have been too old to star in Raimi's film, but he looks EXACTLY like the character: fairly good looking enough, the same eye color, the same style hair, and ears that poke out. If James Cameron ever got his project off the ground 15 years ago, Dillon would have been the perfect choice. The only problem is that his voice doesn't really sound like Spidey's to me, but I think he could pull it off with his smart-ass attitude. If they ever want to do a Spider-Man film that took place in the near future, with a married, matured, fully-grown Spider-Man, they should give Dillon a call (and cast a hot, naturally red-headed actress as Mary Jane.)
Here's Dillon with future War Machine, Terrence Howard:
Am I crazy, or could it (have) work(ed)?
I was watching YOU ME AND DUPREE recently, and it struck me: Matt Dillon should have been Peter Parker! Okay, the guy's over 40 and would have been too old to star in Raimi's film, but he looks EXACTLY like the character: fairly good looking enough, the same eye color, the same style hair, and ears that poke out. If James Cameron ever got his project off the ground 15 years ago, Dillon would have been the perfect choice. The only problem is that his voice doesn't really sound like Spidey's to me, but I think he could pull it off with his smart-ass attitude. If they ever want to do a Spider-Man film that took place in the near future, with a married, matured, fully-grown Spider-Man, they should give Dillon a call (and cast a hot, naturally red-headed actress as Mary Jane.)
Here's Dillon with future War Machine, Terrence Howard:
Am I crazy, or could it (have) work(ed)?