The Amazing Spider-Man: The Audio Drama

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE YOU BACK FOR FUTURE EPISODES, EITHER USING THE SAME VOICE OR CHANGED TO SOUND DIFFERENT, JUST TO MAKE THE BACKGROUND CITY AND CHARACTERS FEEL FLESHED OUT IN A WAY! THIS WAY, WE MAY NOT HAVE TO CREATE THIS "VARIOUS CITIZENS" ROLE ON EVERY FUTURE INDIVIDUAL EPISODE CASTING CALL!!

ROLE SUMMARY:

This role is basically for background characters/voices we hear that do not really have a name in the script. These roles can range from bystanders on the street, people in the audience at the Spider-Man television performance, people in Central Park, tourists, people who Spider-Man saves. Absolutely any everyday person like you and I who lives in New York.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE YOU BACK FOR FUTURE EPISODES, EITHER USING THE SAME VOICE OR CHANGED TO SOUND DIFFERENT, JUST TO MAKE THE CITY OFFICIALS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT FEEL FLESHED OUT IN A WAY! THIS WAY, WE MAY NOT HAVE TO CREATE THIS "VARIOUS POLICE OFFICERS" ROLE ON EVERY FUTURE INDIVIDUAL EPISODE CASTING CALL!!

ROLE SUMMARY:

This role is for the various types of police officers that we hear in the series. This one is JUST for the police officers, due to the fact that hospital staff, firefighters, and other first responders have their own "VARIOUS" casting call role. This will consist of the law enforcement who Spider-Man either communicates with at times, hears on the police chatter radio in order to get information, those who show up to crime scenes after Spider-Man has already been there and done the work, and the police officers who attempt to apprehend the super-powered villains of this series.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE YOU BACK FOR FUTURE EPISODES, EITHER USING THE SAME VOICE OR CHANGED TO SOUND DIFFERENT, JUST TO MAKE THE CRIMINAL UNDERWORLD OF NEW YORK FEEL FLESHED OUT IN A WAY! THIS WAY, WE MAY NOT HAVE TO CREATE THIS "VARIOUS CRIMINALS" ROLE ON EVERY FUTURE INDIVIDUAL EPISODE CASTING CALL!!

ROLE SUMMARY:

This role is for the various types of criminals that we hear in the series. Types of criminals this can include would be the following and even others.... petty thieves, bank robbers, car-jackers, purse snatchers, muggers. Variation between these types of criminals will be given thanks to some kind of "criminal hierarchy" where some of them are leaders of a group and maybe even an organization, while others are just low-life thieves who are along for the ride, hoping to get a big score. But in any case, Spider-Man will most definitely have run-ins with these guys.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE YOU BACK FOR FUTURE EPISODES, EITHER USING THE SAME VOICE OR CHANGED TO SOUND DIFFERENT, JUST TO MAKE THE BACKGROUND CITY AND CHARACTERS FEEL FLESHED OUT IN A WAY! THIS WAY, WE MAY NOT HAVE TO CREATE THIS "VARIOUS FIRST RESPONDERS/EMERGENCY SERVICES" ROLE ON EVERY FUTURE INDIVIDUAL EPISODE CASTING CALL!!

ROLE SUMMARY:

This role is for the various types of first responders that we hear in the series. Including firefighters who Spider-Man will assist to rescue innocents from a burning building/arsonist attack, paramedics who Spider-Man can bring injured civilians to at the hospital, and other first responders like EMT, EMR, Nurses, Hospital Staff, Dispatchers, etc...

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

IT WOULD BE NICE IF WE COULD HAVE YOU BACK FOR FUTURE EPISODES, EITHER USING THE SAME VOICE OR CHANGED TO SOUND DIFFERENT, JUST TO MAKE THE BACKGROUND CITY AND CHARACTERS FEEL FLESHED OUT IN A WAY! THIS WAY, WE MAY NOT HAVE TO CREATE THIS "VARIOUS MEDIA PERSONALITIES/NEWSCASTERS" ROLE ON EVERY FUTURE INDIVIDUAL EPISODE CASTING CALL!!

ROLE SUMMARY:

This role is for the background characters/voices who MAY or MAY NOT have names that we hear on the televisions or in studio interviewing characters and giving news stories for exposition and story progression. In Episode One, for example, the newscasters/hosts interview J. Jonah Jameson near the beginning, report on Spider-Man making a visit to the Baxter Building in order to give the Chameleon his "grand" idea, as well as misinterpret the final battle between Spider-Man and Chameleon that makes Spidey out to be the bad guy as well.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

MOST EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO FUTURE PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Just… hear me out on this one, okay? Eric Andre with a little more youth to his voice and slightly toned down could work pretty well for this wannabe comedian bully that is Seymour O’Reilly.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Seymour, often referred to as “Sly” by his peers, is a member of Flash Thompson’s clique, sharing the same penchant for intimidation and bullying. He often sports a letterman jacket, feeling a need to show to everyone that he is a part of the football team. His athleticism earned him a spot on the team, but it also created a longing for acceptance and recognition among his peers. "Joining forces" with Flash Thompson seemed like the path to social prominence, driving Seymour to adopt a tough exterior. While he may outwardly appear confident and self-assured, his actions suggest a desire for validation and acceptance from his peers, especially from Flash. His tone of voice would carry a mix of confidence and arrogance. The voice actor should be able to convey the voice of someone who thinks that they are “all that” and funny as hell, given that he is a school athlete and a stereotypical high school popular jock. The ideal scenario for Seymour would be to have him be a character that listeners hate to love but can equally love to hate.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

MOST EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE ROLE 

FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

Another Raimi’s “Spider-Man” alum! The late Bill Nun would be a perfect Robbie, I only wish we had more of him in those films.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO FUTURE PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Robert De Niro’s younger voice in his earlier films(your pick!) could work for both the reporter persona of Frederick Foswell and the crime boss speak of the Big Man.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Frederick Foswell began his career as a journalist for the Daily Bugle, working alongside J. Jonah Jameson. However, in pursuit of a big story, Foswell delved too deep into the criminal underworld. Instead of merely reporting on crime, he became involved in it, adopting the persona of Big Man to control the city's criminal activities. Fredrick should have a versatile voice that can convey both the authoritative tone of a journalist and the intimidating presence of a crime boss. When portraying Foswell as a reporter, the voice should be clear, confident, and articulate. As Big Man, the voice should take on a deeper, more commanding tone, reflecting his position as a crime lord and essentially a mafia boss. The ability to switch seamlessly between these two aspects of Foswell's character is crucial for capturing the complexity of his personality.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE ROLE 

FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

Just as long as he sounds like a “big-wig” criminal/gangster from Montana or the Midwest, you should be good with this.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Jackson Brice, alias Montana, is a skilled marksman and hand-to-hand combatant. As a member of the Enforcers, who are a group of criminals hired by crime organizations to handle dirty work for compensation, he often serves as the team's ranged weapon specialist, using a lasso and other equipment in addition to his sharpshooting skills. Brice's voice would likely reflect his tough and gritty nature. A gravelly and slightly menacing tone could capture the essence of a seasoned mercenary who is not afraid to get his hands dirty. The voice should convey confidence and a hint of arrogance, showcasing Montana's belief in his own skills as a formidable adversary.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE ROLE 

FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

Ox’s voice is definitely that of someone from New Jersey. He’s just a big, somewhat ignorant, deep brute from Jersey. No reference here.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Raymond Bloch, Ox, is a member of the Enforcers, a notorious criminal group known for its ruthlessness and efficiency when hired to handle dirty work. His loyalty to the group is unwavering, and he has a reputation for completing tasks with brutal efficiency. Although he lacks the finesse of some of his fellow Enforcers, Ox compensates with raw power and an unrelenting determination to succeed. Ox's voice is deep and resonant, reflecting the power and authority he commands. It carries a gravelly quality, a result of both his physicality and the harsh environments he's been exposed to throughout his life. When he speaks, there is a deliberate and commanding tone, underscoring his confidence and dominance. There is also some sort of indication that this brute doesn't necessarily have that much of a brain in his body with some of the nonsensical and immature things he says.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE ROLE 

FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

I can see Fancy Dan definitely having some kinda old-timey 50s gangster gravitas to him, while also maintaining his beautiful Brooklyn accent.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Daniel Brito is a member of the Enforcers, a group often hired by mob bosses and crime lords to carry out their dirty work. Despite lacking superpowers, Fancy Dan relies on his acrobatic prowess, hand-to-hand combat skills, and an assortment of high-tech gadgets to outmaneuver and outsmart his opponents.  Fancy Dan's voice should reflect his suave and sophisticated demeanor, with a hint of arrogance. He speaks with a smooth, calculated tone, emphasizing his intelligence and confidence. There's a theatrical quality to his voice, reflecting his penchant for style and flair. His voice should just sound oh-so polished overall.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN TO THE ROLE 

FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

I think Aaron Paul would make a good Electro in live-action, funnily enough. So let’s see how he sounds as a voice reference.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Maxwell Dillon was not a good man, even before his transformation into Electro. The man's attitude was that which was full of greed and pride, he spent much of his adult life doing... wrong, wrong things. He gained his powers while on a job as a lineman. During a freak thunderstorm, Max was struck by lightning while still in contact with the power-lines. With the electricity now coursing through his nervous system, Max became a "living electrical capacitor". You know who Electro is, so I don't need to explain that he turned to a life of crime. Electro has a harsh and scratchy Brooklyn accent that is filled with confidence, pride, and underlying rage. He is a bitter man and can easily be agitated. Despite knowing that he is far from it, Max still likes to think of himself as the smartest person in the room, as well as the funniest... though, his jokes are questionable.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW TO A GOOD 

AMOUNT OF EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

MUST BE ABLE TO RETURN

FOR FUTURE SEASONS, BIG PLANS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

Let's go with Michael Mando for Scorpion's voice reference, since he was never properly utilized after being introduced in "Spider-Man: Homecoming".

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Fred Tatasciore voiced the Ringmaster in "Avengers Assemble", so you COULD channel that, but also, really anything that falls in line with what is given works!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

I had the idea of a Hugh Jackman-type, maybe even his "Greatest Showman" cadence for someone like Cannonball with a more eccentric and energetic tone.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Think of the two brothers as having the voices of a young Al Pacino.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Like another character in this casting call, I have not given Clown a definitive gender, so whatever falls in line with the descriptions given will hopefully work, no real voice reference!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Think of a more Scandinavian Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

I'm really digging the idea of Michelle Pfeiffer being a good voice reference for Princess Python!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

MANY EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

No specific reference for Warren, maybe you could channel the voice of your favorite professor or science teacher!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE COUNT:

JUST A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO FUTURE PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Cliff Robertson in the “Spider-Man” trilogy is the only voice for Uncle Ben that I can hear.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Uncle Ben Parker is Peter Parker's uncle/father figure and, along with his wife May, plays a significant role in shaping Peter's moral compass. When a traumatic event befalls Uncle Ben, Peter comes to the realization that he must use his powers for the greater good. Ben Parker's voice is often portrayed as that of a warm, reassuring, and older man full of wisdom. An ideal voice for Uncle Ben would have a gentle tone, conveying a sense of guidance and love. One which is must also be capable of expressing both the light-hearted moments of family warmth and the serious, poignant discussions about responsibility and consequences.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

POTENTIALLY PLANS TO RETURN, 

IF ALL GOES WELL, OF COURSE.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Let’s go with Glen Powell from “Hidden Figures” and “Top Gun: Maverick” as John Jameson’s voice reference, yeah?

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

John Jameson III is a skilled and courageous test pilot, often portrayed as a determined and ambitious individual. Despite the strained relationship with his father, J. Jonah Jameson, he pursues a career in space exploration, a hint of his resilience and passion for adventure. John Jameson's has a strong and resonant voiced, reflecting his background as a US test pilot and astronaut. His confidence and cockiness should be able to shine through when necessary but John should ALWAYS be a determined man, not wanting to give up in fear of disappointing his father, one of his many underlying vulnerabilities.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A GOOD AMOUNT OF EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS VERY LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Clancy Brown’s voice as George in “The Spectacular Spider-Man” could for SURE work in this project!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Captain George Stacy is an authoritative figure in law enforcement, dedicated to maintaining order in the city. His commitment to justice becomes entwined with Spider-Man's activities as he grapples with the vigilante's methods. His complex relationship with Spidey and the struggles of balancing his professional duty with personal connections add depth to this tease at a character for future seasons. Captain Stacy's voice should and totally would be authoritative, reflecting his position as a police captain, yet imbued with warmth and concern. The voice should convey strength, wisdom, and a genuine commitment to justice. it would be great if the weight he carries from his police duties that may strain his personal life can be heard.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST A FEW EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS VERY LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

I think that Katee Sackhoff would make for a good voice reference in regards to Jean, think of her role as Bo-Katan in the Star Wars projects she has appeared in.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE OR TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

POTENTIALLY COULD RETURN

IF ALL GOES WELL, COULD USE THE FF.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Reed Richards would be perfect if the voice reference that was used was Dee Bradley Baker’s voice from “The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes”!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Reed Richards, also known as Mister Fantastic, is a brilliant scientist and founding member of the Fantastic Four. Reed possesses the ability to stretch his body into any shape due to exposure to cosmic rays during a space mission. As Mister Fantastic, he is the team's strategist and problem solver. His inventions and intellect play a crucial role in combating various threats, both terrestrial and extraterrestrial.  Reed Richards' voice would be measured, confident, and articulate. His speech reflects his intelligence and often carries a calm, reassuring tone even in the face of danger. The voice should convey a sense of arrogance, ego and intellectual prowess, befitting a scientist and leader of the world's greatest super team.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE OR TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

POTENTIALLY COULD RETURN

IF ALL GOES WELL, COULD USE THE FF.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Erin Torpey’s voice as Sue from “The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes” works well! See how that goes!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

A core member of the Fantastic Four, Susan Storm, also known as the Invisible Woman possesses the ability to become invisible and create force fields. Sue plays a crucial role in the team's dynamic. She is not merely defined by her superpowers; her intelligence, leadership skills, and resilience make her a central figure in the superhero world. Susan Storm's ideal voice is authoritative yet compassionate, reflecting her leadership qualities. A balance of strength and warmth captures her character well. The voice should convey intelligence and determination, emphasizing her strategic mindset. In moments of vulnerability, the tone softens, revealing the depth of her character.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE OR TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

POTENTIALLY COULD RETURN

IF ALL GOES WELL, COULD USE THE FF.

VOICE REFERENCE:

And our final “The Avengers: EMH” cast reference for the Fantastic Four would be Fred Tatasciore’s voice for the Thing.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Before his transformation, Ben Grimm was an astronaut and close friend of Reed Richards. During a space mission, the team was exposed to cosmic radiation, leading to their superhuman alterations. For Ben, this resulted in a permanent transformation into a large, rock-skinned, and superhumanly strong creature known as the Thing. Despite his monstrous appearance, Ben Grimm retains a heart of gold. The Thing's voice is a testament to his strength and toughness, resonating with a bold and gruff demeanor that matches his rugged exterior. His dry humor adds a touch of wit to his imposing presence, while the loyalty in his tone reflects the steadfast camaraderie he shares with his fellow Fantastic Four members.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS MOST LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

For all of the three Daredevil characters I have included in this audio drama, I am 100% suggesting their voice references to be the actors who portrayed them in the Netflix series, so for Matt Murdock/Daredevil, please channel Charlie Cox.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS MOST LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

For all of the three Daredevil characters I have included in this audio drama, I am 100% suggesting their voice references to be the actors who portrayed them in the Netflix series, so for Foggy Nelson, please channel Elden Henson.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Foggy Nelson grew up in Hell's Kitchen, New York, and met Matt Murdock during their college years. The two became close friends and eventually attended law school together. After graduating, they established the Nelson and Murdock law firm, specializing in criminal defense. Foggy played a crucial role in Matt's life, unaware of his friend's double life as Daredevil, the Man Without Fear. Foggy's warm New York-accented voice reflects his Hell's Kitchen upbringing, exuding friendliness and approachability. It conveys sincerity and earnestness, particularly when expressing concern for friends or passionately arguing legal points. In humorous moments, his voice adopts a jovial and easygoing tone.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS MOST LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

For all of the three Daredevil characters I have included in this audio drama, I am 100% suggesting their voice references to be the actors who portrayed them in the Netflix series, so for Karen Page, please channel Deborah Ann Woll.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS NOT LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

An amazing voice reference for Bruce Banner would be Neal McDonough, who provided the voice of Banner in the "Incredible Hulk" animated series from the late 90s.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Dr. Bruce Banner, a brilliant scientist specializing in gamma radiation, became the Incredible Hulk after a gamma bomb test went awry. In an act of heroism, Banner saved a teenager from the blast by pushing him into a trench but found himself exposed to massive amounts of gamma radiation. This exposure triggered a latent transformation in Banner, turning him into the Hulk whenever he experiences intense emotions, especially anger. Bruce Banner speaks with a subdued intensity, reflecting internal struggles. His measured tone betrays the weight of his burdens and an underlying vulnerability. When angered, his voice deepens, echoing latent power within. In scientific and intellectual moments, which are often, Banner becomes enthusiastic, revealing a passion tempered by caution for the consequences of unchecked ambition.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS NOT LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

For the Hulk? Think of Fred Tatsciore's portrayal of the character from "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes"!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

The Hulk represents the unleashed, uninhibited side of Banner's personality, a manifestation of his repressed emotions and trauma. As the Hulk, Banner grapples with the constant struggle to control the beast within and protect those around him. The Hulk's voice is characterized by a profound, gravelly resonance that reflects the character's tremendous strength and simmering rage. In communication, the Hulk tends to use concise and direct language, in keeping with his straightforward and primal nature. Even in moments of calm, his voice consistently carries a discernible undertone of anger, emphasizing the ever-present potential for a sudden and explosive outburst.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

(SUBJECT TO CHANGE).

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

PROBABLY SHOULD BE ABLE TO RETURN TO

THE ROLE FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

Billy is tough to find a reference for as well, he just needs to fall in line with the description.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

At the tender age of eight, Billy Connors faces a unique childhood marked by the extraordinary circumstances surrounding his father's scientific experiments. As he grapples with the complexities of having a parent with a monstrous alter ego in the form of Curt Connors/The Lizard. Billy Connors' voice is characterized by innocence and a touch of scientific intellect. It should convey the emotional depth of a character torn between loyalty to his family and the desire to forge his own path. In addition, Billy's words would be full of the genuine curiosity and wonder of a child discovering the world around him. Imagine a voice that balances youthful enthusiasm with moments of introspection, resonating with the character's internal struggles and growth.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

PROBABLY SHOULD BE ABLE TO RETURN TO

THE ROLE FOR ANY POTENTIAL FUTURE SEASONS!

VOICE REFERENCE:

I really can’t give a voice reference for Martha Connors, she could just sound like the perfect mother for a young boy and the lovely wife for a man who can unfortunately transform into a Lizard.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Martha Connors' life takes a dramatic turn when her husband, Curt, a brilliant scientist, undergoes a transformation into the formidable creature known as The Lizard due to a failed experiment. Her character is deeply rooted in her commitment to her family, and she serves as a stabilizing force in Curt's tumultuous life. Martha Connors' voice is one that is warm and comforting, reflecting her nurturing/motherly nature. Her tone carries a sense of understanding and resilience, capturing the essence of a woman who has faced adversity yet remains steadfast. Overall, her voice is one which is mirroring Martha's role as the emotional anchor for her family.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE OR TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO FUTURE PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

I think it’d be good if Maxwell Shiffman just sounded like a prick television agent, he could have some kinda 50s voice of a radio host, but other than that… yeah!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Maxwell Shiffman, a seasoned talent agent with a keen eye for opportunities, discovers Peter Parker's unique abilities. Recognizing the entertainment value of Spider-Man's feats, Shiffman decides to represent the young hero. Together, they navigate the challenges of the entertainment industry as Spider-Man makes appearances on television shows, captivating audiences with his astonishing abilities. Shiffman aims to capitalize on Spider-Man's popularity while protecting his client's identity. Maxwell Shiffman's voice is made by a confident and smooth tone, reflecting his years of experience in the entertainment industry. There's a hint of shadiness and enthusiasm when discussing business opportunities, showcasing his passion for discovering and promoting unique talents.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE OR TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO FUTURE PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Eric Schwinner is an older man who runs the Hall of Science, so make him sound a bit like a nerd with some anxieties and stressful qualities.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

As the head scientist at the New York Hall of Science, Dr. Schwinner is deeply involved in various experiments. One day, an unforeseen accident in the lab involving a unique combination of elements results in the creation of a radioactive spider. This spider eventually finds its way to young Peter Parker, setting the stage for the emergence of Spider-Man. Dr. Schwinner's voice carries the weight of experience, with a hint of excitement when discussing scientific breakthroughs. It is clear, articulate, and confident, reflecting his status as a leader in his field. There's a warmth in his tone when conveying his passion for discovery, making him both approachable and personable.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN DUE TO

NO BIG PLANS WITH CHARACTER.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Just a gravelly New Yorker, nothing special about this guy’s voice, he is simply: unremarkable as I put it in the description.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Physically unremarkable, the Burglar is nothing more than an ordinary criminal. His encounter with the Parkers begins as a common burglary but escalates tragically when he fatally shoots Uncle Ben during a robbery that could have been prevented if Peter Parker had stopped the man from fleeing a television station robbery after one of his late-show performances. This event becomes the catalyst for Peter's transformation into Spider-Man, as he learns the timeless lesson that "with great power comes great responsibility." The Burglar's voice is often depicted as rough, gravelly, and devoid of any truly distinct characteristics, mirroring his nondescript appearance. A tone that conveys the harshness of his criminal life and lack of remorse helps emphasize the impact of his actions on Peter Parker and his future.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE TO TWO EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT NECESSARY FOR RETURN

IN FUTURE SEASONS OF PROJECT.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Really any male and deep-voiced wrestler could work for Hogan, I do not mind!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Hogan is a professional wrestler who gains notoriety for challenging and boasting about defeating anyone in the ring. Peter Parker, still experimenting with his superpowers, takes on the challenge of facing Crusher Hogan in a wrestling match. Donning a homemade costume, Parker challenges the wrestler as the 'Masked Marvel' and defeats Hogan in a spectacular display of agility and strength. The victory propels Peter's newly birthed "Spider-Man" persona into the public eye, leading to his career as a performance act and soon-to-be superhero. This, however, sends Hogan's wrestling career on a downward spiral. Crusher's voice has a deep and booming quality, fitting for a professional wrestler. His speech is marked by bravado, capturing the theatrical nature of a confident wrestling persona. The voice should convey a mix of arrogance and showmanship that reflects Hogan's larger-than-life personality.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A FEW TO A GOOD 

AMOUNT OF EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

CAN RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IF INTERESTED.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Bryan Cranston has the voice that I'm looking for with a Ben Urich, he's just so... perfect for a role like this.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Hailing from the tough streets of Hell's Kitchen, Ben Urich developed a keen sense of justice early in life. He entered journalism with a passion for uncovering the truth and giving a voice to the voiceless. Throughout his career at the "New York Bulletin," Ben has fearlessly pursued corruption and crime, earning a reputation as a tenacious reporter. His commitment to exposing the underbelly of the city has made him both respected and feared. Ben's voice is a deep, resonant baritone, reflecting both the gravitas of his work and the wisdom accumulated through years of experience. There's a measured cadence to his speech, each word is carefully chosen for maximum impact. His tone is authoritative, conveying the certainty of someone who has seen it all and is unyielding in his pursuit of justice.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

A GOOD AMOUNT OF EPISODES.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

RETURN FOR FUTURE 

SEASONS IS LIKELY.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Hm... let's go with Helen Mirren or Meryl Streep for a voice reference that you can use for Anna May Watson.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Anna May Watson was born and raised in New York City. Throughout her life, Anna became deeply involved in her community, supporting various charitable causes and organizations. She is also the neighbor and best friend of May Parker. Both elderly women have attempted to arrange a date between Anna's niece, Mary Jane, and May's nephew, Peter Parker! Anna Watson's voice is often depicted as warm, friendly, and comforting. Her speech is characterized by a gentle tone, reflecting her nurturing personality. She speaks with a hint of a New York accent, subtly emphasizing her roots in the city. Anna's voice carries a sense of sincerity and understanding, making her a reassuring presence for those around her.

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

As long as it falls in line with the descriptions given, you are free to do whatever!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Since I have not really given a specified gender to this character, a voice reference is completely up to you!

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

EPISODE FREQUENCY:

JUST ONE EPISODE.

ROLE RETURN STATUS:

NOT REQUIRED TO RETURN.

VOICE REFERENCE:

Maybe we can say that the Looter has the voice of a Leonardo DiCaprio type.

CHARACTER/VOICE DESCRIPTIONS:

Norton Fester was once a brilliant but socially awkward scientist working on experimental projects in the field of advanced energy sources. Frustrated by the lack of recognition and funding for his groundbreaking work, Fester stumbled upon an otherworldly artifact during an expedition. This mysterious object turned out to be a piece of technology from an alien civilization with advanced energy-manipulating capabilities. The Looter's voice is characterized by a nasally, high-pitched tone that reflects his nerdy and socially awkward personality. When speaking, he tends to use technical jargon and scientific terms, showcasing his intelligence but also highlighting his lack of social grace. There's a hint of frustration and bitterness in his voice, a result of years of feeling overlooked and undervalued.