Ziskin passed away in 2011, and it was understood that "Spider-Man" would be her last film, Field said, so she wanted to be there for her friend and work with her one last time.Īs for the actual acting, Field admitted that "not a great deal" of thought went into prepping to play Aunt May, since "it's really hard to find a three-dimensional character" in such a minor, under-developed role.
"It's not my kind of movie."įield went on to explain that she only took the role because of the movie's producer, Laura Ziskin, an old friend and former producing partner of hers. In an interview with Howard Stern, Field was asked if she liked the films, and she didn't mince her words. Oscar winner Sally Field took on the role of Aunt May, Peter Parker's mother figure, but according to the actress, it wasn't exactly a great part. Superhero movies usually try to snag a few A-listers or award winners to boost their credibility, and that was certainly true of the " Amazing Spider-Man" franchise, which launched back in 2012.
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