Seems like Spider-Man has another real-life superpower. He may cast webs out of his hands, but what does he catch in those webs? The leading lady! As pointed out by a fan page on Instagram, every Spider-Man actor has gone on to date their female co-lead. While these relationships have not always stood the test of time, the magic in the moment is undeniable!
Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst
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(Photo : (Photo by Koichi Kamoshida/Getty Images))
After all of their on-screen chemistry in the first Spider-Man film led Tobey Maguireand Kirsten Dunst into a beautiful off-screen relationship. Unfortunately, the two did break up in the middle of filming. In light of this, Amy Pascal, the producer of the movies recounted, "I took Tom and Zendaya aside, separately, when we first cast them and gave them a lecture. Don't go there-just don't. Try not to...I gave the same advice to Andrew and Emma. It can just complicate things, you know? And they all ignored me." (For the sake of love, we are glad they did!)
We got on really well as people, in between [takes]...that was the fun stuff: In between, we'd just mess around, and I felt, 'Ah, this is different.' I wasn't really aware what was happening in the screen test. She keeps you on your toes, and that wakes you up. That was the beginning...It was like I woke up when she came in... It was like diving into white-water rapids and having no desire to hang onto the side. Throughout shooting, it was wild and exciting.
As we know, this iconic couple eventually came to an end, but there is a beauty in things that are great while they lasted!
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