When Mark web directed "Incredible Spiderman" in 2012, many audiences felt ambivalent. Only five years have passed since Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man 3", so it seemed like a very fast turnaround time to restart the continuity of a well-known superhero. Little did the audience know in 2012 that only two years will be spent The web sequel in 2014 "Incredible Spider-Man 2" And "Captain America: Civil War" by Anthony and Oeo Rousseau, which has another restart version of Spider-Man. That meant that there were three mainstream theater versions of Spider-Man for nine years. To put it in perspective, there were only three Indiana Onesons films from 1981 to 1989.

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It also meant that there were three versions of Aunt May, Peter Parker's long -standing aunt, who struggles to pay her bills and does not know her nephew is Spiderman. In Raimi's Spiderman, Aunt May played Rosemary Harris. In "Civil War", she was played by Marisa Tomei (Who was credited to Robert Downey Runior for her role in the role). Among them, in the films "Amazing Spiders" on the web, May played by Sally Shield. It was unusual to get such a famous actor to play such a small role. Aunt May is important for Spider-Man's traditional narrative, but she does not drive any of the Spider-Man theatrical stories, serving mostly as a family member on the field that Peter feels he must protect him.

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The field can agree. In Interview for 2016 with Howard SternFild separated his role in the films "Amazing Spiderman", saying that Aunt May is not very complex or rich. Indeed, no one in those films seemed to be three -dimensional. She also admitted that she was not in superhero films, which means that such characters cannot really bring much to the table.

In an interview with Howard Stern, Shield admitted to taking over the role of Aunt May greatly for her friend Laura Ziskin (who served as a producer of "incredible Spiderman"). Ziskin, who died in 2011, founded Fogwood Films with Field in 1984, and the couple together produced "Murphy's Romance". Ziskin also produced Raimi's three films of Spiderman, as well as films like "What Abu Bob?" On Frank Oz? and "to die" by Gus van Sant. The field, as it turns out, would not think of appearing in the "incredible Spiderman" if the Ziscin was not included.

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Shield also noted that it was easy to play Aunt May, because the character had such a slight complexity. Indeed, the whole film was a kind of slim in her eyes. "It's really hard to find a three -dimensional character in it," she explained. "You work as much as you can, but you can't put 10 pounds *** in a five -pound bag."

Rough. At the very least, Shield said he wanted to act opposite Andrew Garfield, who played Peter Parker in the film and has remained open to showing the spider again in the future. Garfield was, it seems, a generous partner in the stage, and the field revealed that they responded to each other well. As you put the field:

"You have to try to do it as much as possible, and Andrew, under those circumstances, is such a wonderful, wonderful actor. We found the relationship we were and that was fun."

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Many Spiderman fans have found a lot to criticize the films "Amazing Spiders" on the web, with some saying their strange re-characterization of Peter Parker as a cool child of a skater (as well as the need for directors to investigate the work of the dead parents). The field just felt that the characters of the film are weak. But she did her job; She does not sleep through any of the movies on the web.