Tobey Maguire, star of ''Spider-Man 3,'' opening May 4, isn't sure he'd play the superhero a fourth time.
April 10, 2007 (Press Release) --
''I don't really have a lot of formed ideas. It's more just thoughts,'' the 31-year-old actor tells Men's Journal. ''I might do another 'Spider-Man' movie -- I don't know.''
He says ''Spider-Man 3'' has a ''fresh story'' for his character. ''The public is adoring him, and it goes to his head." His arrogance and self-involvement show.
Maguire and his fiancee, Jennifer Meyer, have a 5-month-old daughter, Ruby Sweetheart, whose smile charms her father. ''But it's not like I didn't expect that. I expected to fall completely in love with my child.''
'Entertaining and amazing'
Audience members at a recent jam-packed CCM concert seemed to think so, too.
"Just look at the dynamics between the players -- it's just absolutely entertaining and amazing," Chicago physician Shunbin Xu says during intermission at the Merit School of Music on South Peoria. "Every one of them is a soloist, and then they play together and communicate."
CCM supporters would no doubt chalk some of that up to pure dedication -- the organic kind that can't be taught. It's a quality with which prospective members are quickly familiarized.
"It's like, 'We're not getting rich here. We're just really, really committed to certain ideals,' " Genualdi says. "Then you pop the question. And we've occasionally had people say, 'You know what? That's more commitment than I want.' "
Source: http://www.msn.com
He says ''Spider-Man 3'' has a ''fresh story'' for his character. ''The public is adoring him, and it goes to his head." His arrogance and self-involvement show.
Maguire and his fiancee, Jennifer Meyer, have a 5-month-old daughter, Ruby Sweetheart, whose smile charms her father. ''But it's not like I didn't expect that. I expected to fall completely in love with my child.''
'Entertaining and amazing'
Audience members at a recent jam-packed CCM concert seemed to think so, too.
"Just look at the dynamics between the players -- it's just absolutely entertaining and amazing," Chicago physician Shunbin Xu says during intermission at the Merit School of Music on South Peoria. "Every one of them is a soloist, and then they play together and communicate."
CCM supporters would no doubt chalk some of that up to pure dedication -- the organic kind that can't be taught. It's a quality with which prospective members are quickly familiarized.
"It's like, 'We're not getting rich here. We're just really, really committed to certain ideals,' " Genualdi says. "Then you pop the question. And we've occasionally had people say, 'You know what? That's more commitment than I want.' "
Source: http://www.msn.com
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