may have once been lovers, but it was their break-up that worried Sam Raimi, director of the spectacular comic book trilogy.
Raimi, who visited Sydney last week, spoke candidly about the two stars of his film series, admitting he was concerned they might "I actually had some worries about that," Raimi said. "They apparently began dating with each other, I think, in the middle of definitely they eventually broke up before the second movie.
I was concerned they wouldn't get the same chemistry back, but it was globe, but reviews have been mixed for the third film in the series, in which Spider-Man battles his darker side. It is an openly emotional film, something that Raimi says appeals to him insecurities, constantly crying, constantly worrying. I feel the same way, you know.
"I try to never cry in public, but at home I'm a big cry-baby and a worrier. I lay awake at night wondering about things I should have done, things I should have said to people, worrying if I broke that person's heart, only years later realising I was a fool," "Just take away all the heroic parts of him. All the lame-whip parts of him - that's me," he said with a shy smile.
"That's why I'm so interested in him as a role model." crowd, to assess their reaction. "When they first open, I go out and I suffer through it, you know.
It's a very educational budgets in the world, Raimi has at least one tiny soft spot for Australia: his fervent passion for Vegemite. In terms of professional links to Australia, Raimi was enthusiastic about the to Crowe's recently announced Robin Hood project were untrue.
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