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Description: HRN-450 Comic Con A01. HRN-450 In: 00.00.32 Out:00.00.42 B-Roll – Crowd A02. HRN-450 In:00.00.49 Out:00.01.00 B-Roll – Star Wars Characters Shooting at Camera A03. HRN-450 In:00.01.03 Out:00.01.19 B-Roll – Walking through Crowd A04. HRN-450 In: 00.01.19 Out:00.01.30 B-Roll – Girls getting picture taken with Johnny Depp Look-a-like A05. HRN-450 In:00.01.30 Out:00.01.44 B-Roll – shot of crowd coming from Superman sign A06. HRN-450 In: 00.01.44 Out:00.01.57 B-Roll – Space Balls Darth Vader A07. HRN-450 In: 00.01.57 Out:00.02.07 B-Roll – Star Wars booth A08. HRN-450 In: 00.02.16 Out:00.02.19 B-Roll – Batman A09. HRN-450 In:00.02.25 Out: 00.02.39 B-Roll – Weird characters, Sally Dress up doll A10. HRN-450 In: 00.02.55 Out:00.03.21 B-Roll – Snakes on a Plane Exhibit - pictures A11. HRN-450 In: 00.03.22 Out:00.03.45 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Snakes on Floor & pic of snake trainer A12. HRN-450 In: 00.03.46 Out:00.04.19 B-Roll – Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Pic of sam L. Jacket, pics from movie A13. HRN-450 In: 00.04.21 Out:00.04.29 B-Roll – Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – pic and dubree A14. HRN-450 In:00.04.30 Out: 00.04.35 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit –slow of pic A15. HRN-450 In: 00.04.42 Out:00.04.53 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Case with real skins from snakes A16. HRN-450 In: 00.04.55 Out:00.05.05 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Flight attendant jacket A17. HRN-450 In:00.06.54 Out:00.04.07 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Samuels Jacket, Flight Attendant Jacket A18. HRN-450 In:00.07.08 Out: 00.07.30 B-Roll - Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Safety Instructions A19. HRN-450 In: 00.08.35 Out: 00.08.44 B-Roll – Hot Mario costume chicks A20. HRN-450 In: 00.08.57 Out:00.09.00 B-Roll – Front of Snake A21. HRN-450 In: 00.09.24 Out:00.09.31 B-Roll – Snakes on a Plane Exhibit – Front of Snake A22. HRN-450 In:00.09.30 Out:00.09.43 B-Roll – Samurais, Pirates A23. HRN-450 In: 00.09.46 Out: 00.09.54 B-Roll – Walking through Crowd A24. HRN-450 In: 00.09.53 Out:00.09.59 B-Roll – Hot beer ladies A25. HRN-450 In: 00.10.11 Out:00.10.27 B-Roll – Crowd/Final Fantasy! A26. HRN-450 In: 00.10.32 Out:00.10.39 B-Roll – Pac Man A27. HRN-450 In: 00.10.39 Out:00.10.49 B-Roll – Middle Evil Swords booth, Face masks, A28. HRN-450 In: 00.10.48 Out:00.10.55 B-Roll – Zoom from ceiling to crowd A29. HRN-450 In:00.10.56 Out:00.11.06 B-Roll – Activision Booth A30. HRN-450 In: 00.11.24 Out:00.11.28 B-Roll – Comic Banners A31. HRN-450 In: 00.11.28 Out:00.11.38 B-Roll – Pan around room A32. HRN-450 In: 00.11.38 Out: 00.11.49 B-Roll – Ninjas! A33. HRN-450 In:00.11.49 Out:00.11.57 B-Roll – Bewolf IFC Booth A34. HRN-450 In:00.12.00 Out:00.12.09 B-Roll - Car A35. HRN-450 In: 00.12.22 Out:00.12.25 B-Roll – Shots of comic signs A36. HRN-450 In: 012.30 Out:00.12.35 B-Roll – Pirates costumes A37. HRN-450 In:00.12.37 Out:0.12.46 B-Roll - Medusa A38. HRN-450 In: 00.12.46 Out:00.12.54 B-Roll – Star wars Bounty Hunter, Hon A39. HRN-450 In: 00.13.05 Out:00.13.11 B-Roll – Ghost Rider Bike A40. HRN-450 In:00.13.16 Out:00.13.23 B-Roll – Storm Trooper A41. HRN-450 In: 00.13.23 Out:00.14.16 B-Roll – Crazy Canadian A42. HRN-450 In:00.14.48 Out: 00.14.59 B-Roll –Storm Trooper A43. HRN-450 In: 00.14.59 Out:00.15.05 B-Roll – Obi and Darth A44. HRN-450 In: 00.15.11 Out:00.15.19 B-Roll –Bounty hunter B01. HRN-450 In: 00.15.35 Out: 00.16.40 Sound bite: Stan Lee Oh wow, we are going back 60 years. I was out of high school looking for a job and there was an opening at a publishing house. And I wanted to be a writer. And I didn’t even know they did comic books but they also did other magazines but they had an opening in the comic book department. The last thing I ever thought about doing but I wanted a job so I figured I’d stay here for awhile, get some experience, and go out into the real world. And it got very interesting, and I became kind of good at it and every time I wanted to quit I got a raise and the next thing I knew, half a century had passed. And I was still doing comic books. B02. HRN-450 In: 00.16.41 Out: 00.18.59 Sound bite: Stan Lee Well, I would like to think that it is most of the readers can identify with them. See the formula I tried to use, if you can call it a formula. I tried to give each character a superpower to make it bigger than life, and to make the character some sort of fantasy character because people love fantasy. But once I arrived at the superpower I tried to make everything else in the character’s life very realistic. For example with the Fantastic Four, this group I created. Even though each one of them had a superpower, their headquarters was an office building on the East side of Manhattan called the Baxter building. Johnny Storm the teenager of the group loves sports cars and he didn’t drive a whizz-bang V8, he drove a corvette, you know things like that. And the heroine wasn’t some girl who didn’t know the hero’s real identity, she was his fiancé. And she didn’t have to be rescued at every minute; she was one of the people. So I tried to keep it real and relatable and believable. Obviously the same with Spider-Man and Daredevil and luckily it worked. The big thing I found was to play up the characterization even though these are fantasy characters, the characters have to be believable. Each one, I was a bug on dialogue, each one had to have his own speech pattern so when you read the dialogue, even if you didn’t see the picture, you would know who was speaking because they all spoke differently. All had to have different personalities and we had fun, I had fun with the personalities because I could have them argue amongst themselves. A45. HRN-450 In: 00.20.06 Out:00.21.39 Sound Bite: Phil Lammar This year Im here doing a panel Marvel ultimate alliance a video game I do the voices for. (talks) Ive actually collected comic books since I was a kid, since I was a 12 but I never came to the comic con till I had that brought me here. Since I started doing cartoon voices I’ve had jobs that pretty much brought me here five out of the last six years. (talks) I actually haven’t gotten to see any of the panels, basically I go around peek at the panels and wave high to the people I know just because the lines are so long. But the favorite things are like for me the old comic book vendors. People who have like oh my gosh a 1968 Spider-man that’s something I appreciate the rest of it is starting to look like E3 but not quite so sleazy. (talks) Well its gotta be without a doubt Snakes on a Plane. Not I don’t really see the full on demographic convergence there but what’s more exciting then Samuel L. Jackson in Snakes on a plane. A46. HRN-450 In:00.21.44 Out:00.21.20 B-Roll – Space Balls Princess double A47. HRN-450 In:00.21.59 Out:00.22.09 B-Roll – Quinton Tarantino & Rosario Dawson (Note really wobbly because zoom was maxed) A48. HRN-450 In: 00.22.12 Out:00.22.50 B-Roll – Quinton Tarantino & Rosario Dawson & Robert Rodriguez (Note really wobbly because zoom was maxed) A49. HRN-450 In: 00.22.50 Out:00.22.58 B-Roll – Wider Quinton Tarantino & Rosario Dawson & Robert Rodriguez (Note really wobbly because zoom was maxed) A50. HRN-450 In: 00.23.05 Out:00.24.14 B-Roll – Jennifer love Hewitt A51. HRN-450 In: 00.24.14 Out:00.24.27 B-Roll – Stan lee walking C01. HRN-450 In: 00.24.33 Out: 00.25.27 Sound bite: Stan Lee I think I am the luckiest guy in the world. I think these adaptations have turned out magnificently. I mean all you got to do is see the movies. The X-men have been sensational. Spider-Man, I never dreamed that they could do anything as good as that. They followed the stories, the characterizations so closely. The proof of the pudding is how successful the movies were and even Hulk and Daredevil, I mean they weren’t blockbusting hits but they were good and the made money and people enjoyed them. And the Fantastic Four was nothing but fun. Oh I think the movies have been nothing but great. C02. HRN-450 In: 00.25.28 Out: 00.26.57 Sound bite: Stan Lee Things happen when you are doing a movie. When you are doing an adaptation you have to change things so that they work for the medium you are in. For example when you adapt a book into a movie, you make certain changes. For example in the X-men, in the books they wore very colorful spandex type of costumes. Bryan Singer, wanted to keep it realistic and believable so instead of giving them the full color costumes, which look great in comic books, he dressed them in more of black in something that someone would wear. That isn’t something a comic book fan should complain about. That is something a comic book fan should appreciate because it made the movie more pallidable for the general public. And the same for the changes were made in Spider-Man and the other movies. The important thing is the spirit of the characters. The intergrity of the stories and themes. They were kept and improved upon. C03. HRN-450 In: 00.27.05 Out: 00.28.17 Sound bite: Stan Lee No, I must admit, I would not have thought of Tobey Maguire up front but when I saw him and when I realized, when I realized what Sam Raimi is doing and is trying to do, he made the perfect choice. You couldn’t get a better Peter Parker than Tobey Maquire because he is a real guy. Like the next door neighbor of anyone that had a teenage next door neighbor. You know what I mean? Average looking guy, and the kind of guy that women wouldn’t trip all over themselves for him and yet when you get to know him he is a great guy, a likeable guy, and a charming guy. And that is just what Peter Parker should have been. Sam Raimi in my mind is a genius because he instinctively knew he’d picked somebody that initially all of the fans would say, hey wait a minute, he is not a superhero, but he was perfect. C04. HRN-450 In: 00.28.20 Out: 00.30.06 Sound bite: Stan Lee Well the Hulk movie, well you can’t complain about the casting of the Hulk because he was animation. I think the cast in the Hulk was good. If I were doing the movie I wouldn’t have concentrated so much on the beginning and on the business with the father and so forth. I would have tried to keep it a little lighter and not as dark but considering what they were after, I think Nick Nolte as the father was great and…and I think Eric Bana did a great job as Bruce Banner and they were all good. I couldn’t fault any of the casting. Of course the casting in the X-Men was superb. The Fantastic Four, I got go meet…I got to meet Michael Chicklas and in fact we became quite friendly and he is the nicest guy you could ever meet and in fact he owes me a dinner. He said he’ll have me over for dinner one night. But he told me he had wanted to play the thing since he was ten years old. He had been reading the Fantastic Four and he wanted to be an actor and he said, some day I am going to be the thing. And there he was, and the rest of the cast was fine. I wish there could have been a little more for Doctor Doom to do but it was a great movie. And the guy who played Willy Lumpkin, he stole the movie. C05. HRN-450 In: 00.30.05 Out: 00.30.57 Sound bite: Stan Lee Well not only are you going to see me in a Spider-Man 3 but I like to think that my role is a pivotal role because there is one scene where I am actually talking to Peter Parker and I only say one line but it is a line that will set the audience back on their heels and after I said it he looks at me with such dramatic expression and I walk away and as I leave I say two words in departing that will resonate in the halls of movie-dome for all time to come. I wish I could tell you about it but you have to wait. C06. HRN-450 In: 00.31.00 Out: 00.32.45 Sound bite: Stan Lee (On Condor and Mosaic – new DVDs) C07. HRN-450 In: 00.32.52 Out: 00.33.40 Sound bite: Stan Lee (On Condor and Mosaic characters compared to Marvel) C08. HRN-450 In: 00.33.41 Out: 00.34.15 Sound bite: Stan Lee (Stan Lee’s voice in one of his new characters) C09. HRN-450 In: 00.34.15 Out: 00.35.07 Sound bite: Stan Lee We have a number of movies in development, and we have a TV series coming out called “Who wants to be a superhero?” I have another one, a live action movie coming out on the Sci-Fi channel, a day or two before the reality show, called Light Speed, another superhero, this is live action. We are doing some work on cell phones. Content for cell phones you know. We are doing some DVDs and a couple of TV projects. A52. HRN-450 In:00.35.12 Out:00.36.33 B-Roll – Borys – Jon Favreau (Little Wobbly because zoomed from so far) Use a little sound bite about staying away from CGI A53. HRN-450 In: 00.37.32 Out:00.39.49 B-Roll – Borys – Jon Favreau (Little Wobbly because zoomed from so far) A54. HRN-450 In:00.38.51 Out:00.40.11 B-Roll – The original Incredible Hulk A55. HRN-450 In:00.40.11 Out:00.40.51 B-Roll – Some robot suit man & chicken fight

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