Oh, yeah. Spidey's most iconic adversary has joined the roster. For the longest time while working on this screenplay, we needed a foe larger than Scorpion who had a connection of sorts to Peter Parker/Spider-Man aside from being a criminal that Spider-Man simply gets in the way of, like a lot of his enemies throughout the comic books, but now we're adapting the Goblin like no other. Here, we'll heavily emphasize the Jekyll/Hyde dynamic with Norman's two personas. One as a stern businessman who doesn't take no for an answer. And another who is a costumed supervillain who creates nothing but terror for the good people of New York, but there is one similarity. Both desire the suffering and torment of our hero, Peter Parker. To further demonstrate the contrast between the two personalities of Osborn, my crew and I are casting two different actors for Norman and Goblin. For Goblin's voice, we're looking for a voice that's creepy and intimidating. I personally see a mix of Supreme Leader Snoke and the Goblin portrayed by Steve Blum in The Spectacular Spider-Man Animated Series.