Cast and Characters
| Spider-Man (1977) |
Spider-Man (2002) |
Spider-Man 2 (2004) |
Spider-Man 3 (2007) |
The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) |
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Parker |
Nicholas Hammond | Tobey Maguire | Andrew Garfield |
Andrew Garfield | ||
| May Parker | Jeff Donnell | Rosemary Harris | Sally Field | |||
| J. Jonah Jameson | David White | J. K. Simmons | ||||
| Joseph "Robbie" Robertson | Hilly Hicks | Bill Nunn | ||||
| Ben Parker | Cliff Robertson | Martin Sheen | ||||
| Mary Jane Watson | Kirsten Dunst | Shailene Woodley | ||||
| Harry Osborn |
James Franco | Dane DeHaan | ||||
| Norman Osborn |
Willem Dafoe | Chris Cooper | ||||
| Betty Brant | Elizabeth Banks | |||||
| Flash Thompson | Joe Manganiello | Joe Manganiello | Chris Zylka | |||
| Dennis Carradine | Michael Papajohn | Michael Papajohn | ||||
| Cash-register thief | Leif Gantvoort | |||||
| Mendel Stromm | Ron Perkins | |||||
| Dr. Curt Connors |
Dylan Baker | Rhys Ifans | ||||
| Otto Octavius |
Alfred Molina | |||||
| John Jameson | Daniel Gillies | |||||
| Gwen Stacy | Bryce Dallas Howard | Emma Stone | ||||
| Captain George Stacy | James Cromwell | Denis Leary | ||||
| Eddie Brock Jr. |
Topher Grace | |||||
| Flint Marko |
Thomas Haden Church | |||||
| Richard Parker | Campbell Scott | |||||
| Mary Parker | Embeth Davidtz | |||||
| Dr. Rajit Ratha | Irrfan Khan | |||||
| Max Dillon |
Jamie Foxx | |||||
| Aleksei Sytsevich |
Paul Giamatti | |||||
| Stan Lee (cameos) | Bystander | Man on the Street | Librarian | |||
| Bruce Campbell (cameos) | Ring Announcer | Snooty Usher | Maître d’ | |||
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