Emma Stone to be offered Mary Jane role for the Spider-Man reboot flick

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There was speculation about ZOMBIELAND star Emma Stone
being considered for the role of Mary Jane in the Marc Webb-directed
upcoming SPIDER-MAN reboot movie a
few weeks ago
, along with Mia Wasikowska, the star of last year’s
surprising hit ALICE IN WONDERLAND, as well recent
additions
like GLEE’s Dianna Agron, Georgina Haig and Dominique
McElligot (she played Sam Rockwell’s daughter in the awesome MOON), but
Deadline.com is now announcing that it would be Stone’s gig to lose: "Sony
Pictures Entertainment will imminently offer the role of Mary Jane Watson
to Emma Stone…"

The website also mentions that the remaining ladies will
likely be considered for the role of Gwen Stacy, a role previously played
by Bryce Dallas Howard. So there you have it, folks. Marc Webb will be the
director, Andrew Garfield will player Peter Parker aka Spider-Man and
unless she decides that MJ isn’t for her, Emma Stone will likely saddle up
as the next Mary Jane in the series. For her sake, let’s hope her career
doesn’t sag into nothingness like the previous Mary Jane aka Kirsten Dunst.
Nice tat! (see below)

Source: Deadline

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