Ken Penders Reveals A 15-Year-Old Behind The Scenes Photo Of 'Spider-Man 4'
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When Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3 was released, the reception was lukewarm at best. Sony was pushing for a fourth movie to come out pretty quickly following that, as they had their own standards to meet. Such a quick turnaround had Raimi dissatisfied; rather than rush it he stepped down and the rest is history. A piece of that history was unearthed on Twitter by Ken Penders very recently.
The fourth installment of Raimi’s Spider-Man was slated to have a pretty good lineup. A classic Spider-Man villain, the Vulture, was meant to be in the film, rumored to be played by John Malkovich. With a limited production time, there were props and costumes already well on their way to completion. The Vulture’s wings are a particularly special prop since Raimi originally wanted the character in the third installment.
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Penders shared an exclusive picture of the Vulture’s wings that was taken while visiting “friends who were working on the Vulture's costume.” The wings look crisp and skeletal, a perfect mix of mechanics and simulated realism. One can only imagine what they’d have looked like in action on the big screen.
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You can see the original tweet below! The replies have an interesting insight as to where the wings ended up post-shutdown as well!
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Source(s): Twitter, ScreenRant, Spider-Man Wiki