Spider-Man (1977 film)
| The Amazing Spiderman | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | E.W. Shackhamer |
| Written by | Comic Book: Stan Lee Steve Ditko |
| Starring | Nicholas Hammond Thayer David David White Hilly Hicks Micheal Pataki Dick Balduzzi Jeff Donnel Len Lesser Barry Cutler |
| Distributed by | Charles Fries Productions |
Release date | 1977 |
Running time | 92 min |
| Country |  United States |
| Language | English |
The Amazing Spiderman is a 1977 film directed by E.W. Shackhamer and starring Nicholas Hammond and Thayer David.
Plot
After Peter Parker finds out that a Guru will force 10 New Yorkers to commit suicide unless he receives $10 million, he suddenly gets bitten by a Radioactive Spider,and creates a costume, a webshooter, and a utility belt to help stop the crook.
Trivia
- The Film won a Golden Raspberry for Worst Film Of The Year.
- Many fans were angered over the fact that Spidey's origin wasn't too faithful to the comics.
- The Film was not released on VHS until 1980.
- A "live action" television series called The Amazing Spiderman (TV Series) followed.
External links
- Spider-Man at IMDb
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