All the casts of the Spider-Man films

Who plays Peter Parker, Mary Jane, Gwen Stacy or the iconic Spider-Man villains on screen? Here you will find the complete cast of every single Spider-Man film, gathered in one pillar page built to make comparing the generations, the characters and the universes easy.

From Sam Raimi’s cult trilogy (2002–2007), which defined an entire era with its dramatic tone, its humour and its iconic antagonists, to the two The Amazing Spider-Man films (2012–2014), more modern, more “science/lab”, and built around a different kind of emotional intensity… you can follow the full evolution of the web-slinger through those who have played him and those who have fought him.

The page also covers the MCU Spider-Man films, where Peter steps into a shared universe, with Tony Stark’s legacy, recurring allies, and threats that reach far beyond New York. You will also find the major supporting characters (friends, teachers, authority figures), the cameos, and the “surprise” roles that blew the multiverse wide open.

In short: a clear, complete and genuinely handy guide to checking who plays who, comparing the versions, and understanding how each saga shaped one of the most iconic superheroes in the history of cinema.

🎬 Casts – Film by film

Click on each film to reveal its main cast. The aim: to give you a clear, quick and ultra-complete overview of every Spider-Man cast.

Film • 2002

Spider-Man (2002) – Sam Raimi

Trilogy Raimi Origins Green Goblin

The film that relaunched the modern superhero era: the birth of Spider-Man, a moral dilemma, and a founding showdown against the Green Goblin. A classic that laid the foundations for the whole legend on the big screen.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tobey Maguire
Mary Jane Watson Kirsten Dunst
Norman Osborn / Green Goblin Willem Dafoe
Harry Osborn James Franco
Aunt May Rosemary Harris
Uncle Ben Cliff Robertson
J. Jonah Jameson J. K. Simmons

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Film • 2004

Spider-Man 2 (2004) – Sam Raimi

Raimi trilogy Identity crisis Doctor Octopus

One of the most iconic Spider-Man films of all: Peter wavers between his ordinary life and his mission, while a new enemy rises — Doctor Octopus — with human stakes that are tragic and spectacular.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tobey Maguire
Mary Jane Watson Kirsten Dunst
Dr. Otto Octavius / Doctor Octopus Alfred Molina
Harry Osborn James Franco
Aunt May Rosemary Harris
J. Jonah Jameson J. K. Simmons
Dr. Curt Connors Dylan Baker
Betty Brant Elizabeth Banks

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Film • 2007

Spider-Man 3 (2007) – Sam Raimi

Raimi Trilogy Symbiote Venom Sandman

Peter is riding high… until a dark symbiote unleashes a far more aggressive version of Spider-Man. Between revenge, jealousy and one showdown after another (Sandman, New Goblin, Venom), this is the film in the trilogy where the hero battles his own demons as much as his enemies.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tobey Maguire
Mary Jane Watson Kirsten Dunst
Harry Osborn / New Goblin James Franco
Flint Marko / Sandman Thomas Haden Church
Eddie Brock / Venom Topher Grace
Gwen Stacy Bryce Dallas Howard
Aunt May Rosemary Harris
J. Jonah Jameson J. K. Simmons

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The Andrew Garfield era: a more modern, more tormented Spider-Man

After Sam Raimi’s landmark trilogy, Sony took a major creative turn with The Amazing Spider-Man. This new era marks a clean break: a Peter Parker who is more cynical, more highly strung, deeply scarred by loss and by his own darker side.

Played by Andrew Garfield, Spider-Man becomes more acrobatic, more sarcastic and, above all, more human in his flaws. The story gives centre stage to science, to Oscorp, and to the very real consequences of experiments run without limits.

This period also stands out for a far more intense emotional charge, above all through the relationship with Gwen Stacy, which leads to one of the most striking and tragic moments in the character’s screen history.

The Andrew Garfield era lays the foundations for a more grown-up Spider-Man, more realistic and more dramatic, paving the way for the multiverse explorations to come.

Film • 2012

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) – Affiche du film

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) – Marc Webb

Era Garfield Reboot The Lizard Oscorp

A more modern, edgier and more scientific reboot: Peter uncovers his origins, the shadow of Oscorp hangs over his past, and a biological disaster turns Dr Connors into the Lizard. A more intense version, where emotion and responsibility both step up a gear.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Andrew Garfield
Gwen Stacy Emma Stone
Dr. Curt Connors / The Lizard Rhys Ifans
Uncle Ben Martin Sheen
Aunt May Sally Field
Captain George Stacy Denis Leary
Richard Parker Campbell Scott
Mary Parker Embeth Davidtz
Dr. Rajit Ratha Irrfan Khan

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Film • 2014

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) – Affiche du film

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) – Marc Webb

Era Garfield Electro Green Goblin Oscorp

Peter tries to juggle love and responsibility, but New York is hit by a brand-new threat: Electro. Against a backdrop of secrets surrounding Oscorp, the story takes a sharp turn with the arrival of a Green Goblin unlike any seen before… and heart-breaking choices that mark this Spider-Man era for ever.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Andrew Garfield
Gwen Stacy Emma Stone
Max Dillon / Electro Jamie Foxx
Harry Osborn / Green Goblin Dane DeHaan
Aunt May Sally Field
Aleksei Sytsevich / Rhino Paul Giamatti
Norman Osborn Chris Cooper
Felicia Hardy Felicity Jones

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The Tom Holland era: Spider-Man in the MCU, between legacy and responsibility

After the darker, more emotional choices of the Garfield era, Spider-Man shifts dimension once again by officially joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. With Tom Holland, Peter Parker becomes a teenager at the heart of the story again: brilliant, impulsive, and constantly torn between his school life and the weight of a heroic destiny.

This period introduces a key element: Spider-Man no longer operates alone. He finds himself plunged into a world of alliances, planet-wide threats and mentor figures, where every decision carries an impact far bigger than he is. The tone is more dynamic, lighter at times, but always built around one central idea: responsibility cannot be delegated.

The Tom Holland era also modernises the hero’s iconography: advanced technology, gadgets, new costumes, and reputation stakes in the age of social media. But behind the spectacle, the strongest theme is still the search for identity: Peter wants to prove his worth without betraying who he really is.

Finally, this phase of the MCU pushes Spider-Man towards more radical choices, where emotion, guilt and sacrifice become unavoidable. Little by little it turns the teenager into a complete hero, able to own his decisions… even when they shatter everything he is trying to protect.

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Film • 2017

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) – Affiche du film

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) – Jon Watts

Era MCU High school Vulture Stark mentorship

Back in Queens after Civil War, Peter wants to prove he deserves more than a ‘bit part’. But a new threat is rising in the shadows: Adrian Toomes and his trade in alien technology. Between high-school life, responsibility and the temptation to go too fast, Homecoming lays the foundations of the MCU’s Spider-Man… with a villain who became a firm favourite.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tom Holland
Adrian Toomes / Vulture Michael Keaton
Michelle ‘MJ’ Zendaya
Ned Jacob Batalon
Liz Laura Harrier
Flash Tony Revolori
May Parker Marisa Tomei
Tony Stark / Iron Man Robert Downey Jr.
Happy Hogan Jon Favreau
Herman Schultz / Shocker Bokeem Woodbine
Jackson Brice (first Shocker) Logan Marshall-Green
Phineas Mason Michael Chernus
Mac Gargan Michael Mando
Anne Marie Hoag (Damage Control) Tyne Daly
Randy Vale Christopher Berry
Agent Foster (Damage Control) Gary Weeks
Mr Harrington Martin Starr
Principal Morita Kenneth Choi
Coach Wilson Hannibal Buress
Ms Warren Selenis Leyva
Mr Cobbwell Tunde Adebimpe
Aaron Davis Donald Glover
Betty Brant Angourie Rice
Jason Ionello Jorge Lendeborg Jr.
Abraham Abraham Attah
Sally Isabella Amara
Cindy Tiffany Espensen
Steve Rogers (PSA) Chris Evans
Karen (suit AI voice) Jennifer Connelly
Cameo Stan Lee

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Film • 2019

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) – Affiche du film

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) – Jon Watts

Era MCU Europe Mysterio Stark Legacy

Peter wants to catch his breath after the events that turned the world upside down… but even on a school trip, Spider-Man never gets a break. Between an ‘elemental’ threat, illusions and manipulation, Mysterio stands out as one of the most unpredictable villains in the MCU. A pivotal film about Tony Stark’s legacy and Spider-Man’s public identity.

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Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tom Holland
MJ (Michelle Jones) Zendaya
Quentin Beck / Mysterio Jake Gyllenhaal
Ned Leeds Jacob Batalon
Nick Fury Samuel L. Jackson
Maria Hill Cobie Smulders
Aunt May Marisa Tomei
Happy Hogan Jon Favreau

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Film • 2021

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) – Affiche du film

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) – Jon Watts

Era MCU Multiverse Doctor Strange Sinister (return)

Peter’s identity is exposed, his life implodes… and a desperate attempt to put it all right tears open a rift that spirals out of control. Between magic, alternate realities and iconic enemies, No Way Home becomes the “pivot” film that links several Spider-Man eras together, all while forcing Peter to pay the ultimate price for his responsibility.

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Peter ‘1’ Parker / Spider-Man Tom Holland
Michelle ‘MJ’ Jones-Watson Zendaya
Peter ‘3’ Parker / Spider-Man Andrew Garfield
Peter ‘2’ Parker / Spider-Man Tobey Maguire
Ned Leeds Jacob Batalon
Stephen Strange / Doctor Strange Benedict Cumberbatch
May Parker Marisa Tomei
Norman Osborn / Green Goblin Willem Dafoe
Dr Otto Octavius / Doctor Octopus Alfred Molina
Max Dillon / Electro Jamie Foxx
Harold ‘Happy’ Hogan Jon Favreau
Flint Marko / Sandman Thomas Haden Church
Dr Curt Connors / The Lizard Rhys Ifans
Flash Thompson Tony Revolori
Wong Benedict Wong
J. Jonah Jameson J. K. Simmons
Betty Brant Angourie Rice
Roger Harrington Martin Starr
Julius Dell J. B. Smoove
Coach Andre Wilson Hannibal Buress
Agent P. Cleary (Damage Control) Arian Moayed
MIT vice-chancellor’s assistant Paula Newsome
Lola Leeds Mary Rivera
Matt Murdock (cameo) Charlie Cox
Eddie Brock / Venom (cameo, mid-credits scene) Tom Hardy
The barman (mid-credits scene) Cristo Fernández
Quentin Beck / Mysterio (archive footage) Jake Gyllenhaal

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Film • Released July 2026

$1.689bnworldwide as of 10 August $360.1MUS opening record 6 daysto reach $1bn

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) – Destin Daniel Cretton

Era: MCU Jean Grey Punisher Hulk Damage Control The Hand

The fourth MCU Spider-Man film, released on 29 July 2026 in France. Peter Parker fights crime full-time in a world that no longer remembers him after No Way Home, while his old friends move on without him. Facing him is a rogues’ gallery rather than a single nemesis. Music by Michael Giacchino, his fourth collaboration with the web-slinger. The film holds the biggest North American opening weekend in history — $360.1M, ahead of the $357.1M taken by Avengers: Endgame — and it crossed the billion-dollar mark in six days.

Main cast — 10 roles ↓

Peter Parker / Spider-Man Tom Holland A grown-up, lonely Peter in the Fresh Start suit
Michelle ‘MJ’ Jones-Watson Zendaya
Jean Grey Sadie Sink Young psionic mutant — the role explained
Ned Leeds Jacob Batalon
Frank Castle / The Punisher Jon Bernthal His first big-screen appearance
Yelena Belova Florence Pugh Her role in the film, explained
William ‘Bill’ Metzger Tramell Tillman Head of Damage Control — the breakout star of Severance
Bruce Banner / Hulk Mark Ruffalo Now a professor at Empire State University
May Parker Marisa Tomei Why Aunt May is back
Peter’s AI assistant — voice Naomi Watts Voice role only

The film’s antagonists — 5 threats ↓

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After the screening — everything we’ve decoded ↓

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🎬 Casts – Film by film

Spider-Man (2002) – Sam Raimi

Spider-Man 2 (2004) – Sam Raimi

Spider-Man 3 (2007) – Sam Raimi

The Andrew Garfield era: a more modern, more tormented Spider-Man

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) – Marc Webb

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (2014) – Marc Webb

The Tom Holland era: Spider-Man in the MCU, between legacy and responsibility

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) – Jon Watts

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) – Jon Watts

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) – Jon Watts

Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) – Destin Daniel Cretton

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