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With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story

Duration:

USA:80 min

Genres:

Documentary | Biography

IMDB rate:

Director:

Terry Dougas

Awards:

1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Filming Locations: Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Avi Arad

Himself

Sean Astin

Himself

Dick Ayers

Himself

Kenneth Branagh

Himself

Ian Bryce

Himself

Nicolas Cage

Himself

Gill Champion

Himself

Michael Chiklis

Himself

Thomas Haden Church

Himself

Gene Colan

Himself

Roger Corman

Himself

Grant Curtis

Himself

Tom DeSanto

Himself

Ramin Djawadi

Himself

Kirsten Dunst

Herself

Danny Elfman

Himself

Harlan Ellison

Himself

Mark Evanier

Himself

Jon Favreau

Himself

Kevin Feige

Himself

Lou Ferrigno

Himself

James Franco

Himself

Evan Goldberg

Himself

Jim Goodkind

Himself

Michael A. Helfant

Himself

Paris Hilton

Herself

Samuel L. Jackson

Himself

Kenneth Johnson

Himself

Jason Lee

Himself

Jim Lee

Himself

Joan Lee

Herself

Stan Lee

Himself

Paul Levitz

Himself

Larry Lieber

Himself

Ralph Macchio

Himself

Tobey Maguire

Himself

James Marsden

Himself

Garry Marshall

Himself

Todd McFarlane

Himself

Jim McLauchlin

Himself

Eva Mendes

Herself

Frank Miller

Himself

John Ottman

Himself

Steven Paul

Himself

Jeremy Piven

Himself

Joe Quesada

Himself

Brett Ratner

Himself

Bob Richardson

Himself (archive footage)

Mike Richardson

Himself

Cliff Robertson

Himself

Seth Rogen

Himself

Johnny Romita

Himself

Joe Simon

Himself

Bryan Singer

Himself

Joe Sinnott

Himself

Kevin Smith

Himself

Aaron Sowd

Himself

Ringo Starr

Himself

Flo Steinberg

Herself

Patrick Stewart

Himself

Mel Stuart

Himself

Roy Thomas

Himself

Michael Uslan

Himself (as Michael E. Uslan)

Christopher Young

Himself

Laura Ziskin

Herself

Goofs

A clip of Johnny Carson on "The Tonight Show" is identified by caption as being from 1994. In reality, Carson retired from "The Tonight Show" in May, 1992.

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Quotes

Stan Lee: I don't know what the universal conception of creator is. Steve definitely felt that he was the co-creator of Spider-man. That was really, and once he said it I realized that it meant a lot to him, that was fine with me. So I said, "Fine, I'll tell everybody that you're the co-creator." But that didn't quite satisfy him. So I sent him a letter, I put it in writing, To whom it may concern: This is to state that I consider Steve Ditko to be the co-creator of Spider-man, or something like that. And I said you can show this to anyone you want to.