Emma Stone: Worried 'Spider-Man' fans should have patience

When the teaser for "The incredible Spider-Man" leaked over the internet this week, some fans in the web-slinging crimefighter pulled out the knives. The outcomes aren't convincing, they said. The tone of Marc Webb's motion picture feels as well serious. And why do we require a manufacturer new Peter Parker origin tale only nine many years soon after Tobey Maguire do quite a lot a similar factor in your 2002 blockbuster "Spider-Man"?

One in the film's stars, Emma Stone, stated fans shouldn't leap to any conclusions. In an job interview final weekend, she informed 24 Frames that this movie's ambitions are vastly diverse than something that arrived in Sam Raimi's 3 before films.

"One in the outstanding hopes with this 'Spider-Man' is it will capture the truth of Peter Parker and also the little intimate moments that take place in his life," stated Stone, who plays Gwen Stacy, a scientist and adore awareness to Parker (Andrew Garfield). "It's completely one thing new and different."

Webb experienced promised an intimacy towards storytelling, and Stone stated she believes he delivered. "It didn't really feel like a huge adore story. It's a little adore tale arranged on this unbelievable, extraordinary world. It's about two teens slipping in love." (Webb informed our colleague Geoff Boucher that he feels a "responsibility to reinvent" the mythology.)

In a 2nd job interview Thursday night, Stone, who has become busy marketing 3 of her films this summer time ("Friends with Benefits," "Crazy, Stupid, Love" and "The Help") stated she experienced however to listen to about enthusiast suggestions on Sony's teaser.

But when informed about some fans' complaints, the actress stated she obtained the perception Sony was anxious concerning the film's reception on the Comic-Con convention in San Diego, exactly where it is to obtain its primary big publicity publicity at a panel Friday afternoon. quickly soon after the interview, she said, a studio representative was stopping away at her accommodation to display her a half-hour of footage -- a number of which will be screened at Comic-Con on Friday.

"[The skeptical reaction] may be why they're displaying the sizzle reel," she surmised. "Because they're calling me these days like, 'You need to appear to Sony, you need to appear to Sony!' And I'm like, 'I can't appear to Sony.' But they had been like, 'We need to display you this sizzle reel that we're displaying tomorrow. We weren't gonna display it, but it's nine mins in the motion picture and we really feel like it points out what we can't in answering questions.' since everyone's saying, 'How is this different? What's heading on?' "

As if on cue, Stone's cell phone rang. about the other finish in the collection was Amy Pascal, co-chairman of Sony. "Why is Sony calling?" Stone said, prior to picking up. She shrugged. "It's Comic-Con."