Heat Vision has received a shortlist of actresses who are in contention for Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

Production Weekly (via the Playlist) is reporting that Sony Pictures is interested in Christoph Waltz for the villain in Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

Superhero Hype has received word that Sony's Spider-Man will start filming in December of this year.

Latino Review received an audition video for Josh Hutcherson, who was considered for the role of Peter Parker in Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

IMDB is reporting that Anton Yelchin is being rumored for Harry Osborn and Elena Satine let fans know via Twitter she wants to play Mary Jane.

Superhero Hype is reporting that Andrew Garfield has landed the role of Peter Parker in Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

Blue Sky Disney is hearing that Josh Hutcherson has been cast as Peter Parker in Marc Webb's Spider-Man reboot and that the Lizard may be the villain.

Movie Line talked to Josh Hutcherson, whose name is on the short list for Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

Bleeding Cool is hearing from several sources that Jamie Bell is close to signing a deal to play Peter Parker in Marc Webb's Spider-Man.

License Magazine (via Comic Book Movie) has revealed the first logo for Sony's Spider-Man reboot.

MTV talked to Logan Lerman, who was once a frontrunner to play Peter Parker in Marc Webb's upcoming Spider-Man reboot.

HitFix is hearing that Josh Hutcherson is closing in on the role of Peter Parker in 2012's Spider-Man reboot.

Heat Vision is reporting that screenwriter Alvin Sargent will work on Marc Webb's Spider-Man doing a script polish.

The Hollywood Reporter talked to Columbia Pictures president Matt Tolmach, who said that the Spider-Man reboot will have its own new look, feel, and smell.

IESB has learned that Josh Hutcherson is another candidate to replace Tobey Maguire as the next Peter Parker.

On January 11, 2010, Sony Pictures announced an official reboot of the Spider-Man franchise with a new cast and new crew. After director Sam Raimi and Sony couldn't pan out the fourth film's hold-up, Raimi decided to leave the franchise and Sony decided to start over.

On January 20th, director Marc Webb was officially signed to direct the new set of films. The reboot will apparently be based off of the Ultimate Spider-Man comic series, which was written by Brian Michael Bendis with artwork by Mark Bagley. In February 2010, Sony Pictures revealed a July 3, 2012 release date for the reboot.

On July 1st, Sony Pictures officially announced the casting of Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker/Spider-Man.