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A new video clip gives us a new look at Rhys Ifans as The Lizard in the film. The video was first discovered on the official Amazing Spider-Man website via an Oscorp Industries recruitment video, but it's since sprouted around the Internet:

Apple's micro-site for the movie has posted two new images showing The Lizard, one of which is our first look at the villain wearing his lab coat. In the Spider-Man comics, The Lizard has always been seen wearing Dr. Connors' distinctive white scientific covering, and fans were wondering if the CG-created film version would also sport the coat. Now we have our answer.

See the other photo, which shows the close-up of The Lizard's scaly hand, in our Amazing Spider-Man photo gallery.

This new look at The Lizard in The Amazing Spider-Man comes from the Trends International website. It's a wall poster that the company is releasing on May 4.

In conjunction with a viral marketing campaign to launch MarkoftheSpider-Man.com, the studio has released a clip from The Amazing Spider-Man showing Andrew Garfield as the new Peter Parker.

In the clip Peter is trying to gain entry into Gwen Stacy's apartment building in Manhattan, but a doorman refuses to let him in without first checking the contents of Peter's knapsack. You can guess what Peter is hiding inside his 'pack.

Images from this year's ToyFair reveal what The Lizard looks like in the movie. The photos come from various different collectibles that Diamond Select Toys will release when The Amazing Spider-Man opens in theaters in July. [Full story]

The full trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man has been released online, and with it, our first glimpse at The Lizard in action.

Our first true look at the official marketing campaign for The Amazing Spider-Man has been handed to us today in the shape of movie's teaser poster. The tagline for the reboot proclaims that we'll get to see "The Untold Story". [Full story]

Columbia Pictures will release the first trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man this week. Want to check it out first online? Be our guest.

Here is the first officially released, full-body action shot of Andrew Garfield wearing the Spider-Man costume. To accompany the important photo, the studio also revealed the official title of the movie: The Amazing Spider-Man. [Full story]

There will be no appearance by cranky Daily Bugle publisher J. Jonah Jameson in the 2012 Spider-Man movie, reports IGN. Jameson's newspaper will have a presence in the film, at least in the background as Daily Bugle newstrucks have been photographed on the streets of NYC while the production is filming.

Columbia Pictures has released the first photo of Andrew Garfield in the Spider-Man costume. There are slight differences between the suit that Garfield's Peter Parker is wearing and the Spider-Man costume that Tobey Maguire wore in the three earlier Spider-Man movies:

• the detailing around the wrist section is different from the Maguire costume.
• the chest on Garfield's costume has less red, and a slightly different spider symbol.
• the Garfield suit's webbing pattern is black and does not stand out as much as the webbing pattern on Maguire's suit.

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An array of spy photos showing Andrew Garfield and newly-blonde Emma Stone prepping and then filming a romantic scene for the new Spider-Man movie have gone online. The sequence shows the acting love birds sitting on bleachers, talking, holding hands and then kissing while cameras rolled on.

Emma Stone is back to her natural blonde look. The actress appeared at an event two days ago sporting her new look, letting the paparazzi go wild and take their snapshots. Emma's bangs suggest that her Gwen Stacy, too, will have bangs in the Spider-Man movie.

Campbell Scott (Damages, Singles) has been cast in the role of Peter Parker's father in the film while Julianne Nicholson (Law & Order: Criminal Intent) is in talks to play Peter's mother. The casting news is especially interesting because the parents of Peter Parker have been only seen in flashbacks in the Spider-Man comics and never on the screen. In the comic book's continuity, Peter's parents died when he was an infant, leaving him an orphan to be raised by his Aunt May and Uncle Ben Parker.

Also in talks to be added to the cast are Irrfan Khan (Slumdog Millionaire) and Annie Parisse (Rubicon).  Khan's character would be a villain named Van Atter who might turn out to be the Proto-Goblin from the Marvel comics. Parisse would play the wife of the villain.

Denis Leary (Ice Age, Rescue Me) has won the part of NYPD Captain George Stacy in the film, the father of Peter's love interest, Gwen Stacy. The character plays an important role in the comic book's continuity but whether Capt. Stacy's character will follow the same arc in the new Spider-Man movie remains unknown. [Full story]