Spider-Men Trivia Quiz

Answer: Nicholas Hammond

Nicholas Hammond (born 1950) is an actor who also appeared in the 1965 movie "The Sound of Music". Fred Waugh, the show's stunt coordinator, performed Spider-Man's stunts. "The Amazing Spider-Man" aired over two seasons, but with only 13 episodes and three TV movies. The show had good ratings but was cancelled because it was expensive to produce.

Answer: Paul Soles

Paul Soles (born 1930) is a Canadian actor who also voiced Bruce Banner in the 1966 "Incredible Hulk" cartoon. The first two season of "Spider-Man" aired on ABC and the third season was syndicated. This version may be best known for its catchy theme song with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster and music by Bob Harris. The theme song has been covered by both Michael Buble and Aerosmith.

Answer: Dan Gilvezan

Dan Gilvezan (born 1950) is an actor who also portrayed Bumblebee in the "Transformers" television show. In this version, Spider-Man worked in tandem with X-Men member Iceman and original character Firestar. Stan Lee provided narration in later seasons of the show.

Answer: Danny Seagren

"The Electric Company" aired on PBS. Dancer and puppeteer Danny Seagren performed the role of Spider-Man in various shorts on "The Electric Company". This version of the character did not speak but communicated through word balloons.

Answer: Tobey Maguire

Tobey Maguire (born 1975) is a film actor who also appeared in "Pleasantville" and "Seabiscuit". He appeared in "Spider-Man" and its sequels, "Spider-Man 2" (2004) and "Spider-Man 3" (2007). The three big-budget films were all directed by Sam Raimi and all made big bucks at the box office.

Answer: Andrew Garfield

Andrew Garfield (born 1983) is a British-American actor who has appeared in film, television, and on the stage. Andrew Garfield appeared in "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (2014). The films feature the villains the Lizard, Green Goblin, and Rhino.

Answer: William Dufries

William Dufries has worked as a voice actor and an audio book reader. "Spider-Man" aired over BBC radio in 1996, airing 50 episodes between January and March. Brian May of "Queen" wrote and performed the theme music.

Answer: Reeve Carney

Reeve Carney (born 1983) is a singer-songwriter and actor. Songs for "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" were written by Bono and The Edge (members of U2). Although the show ran for three years, production costs caused the show to close in the red.

Answer: Drake Bell

Drake Bell (born 1986) is an actor who also voiced the title role in the animated "Ultimate Spider-Man" (2012-2017). The game was released on multiple characters and features Spider-Man as an playable character. A sequel video game was released in 2015.

Answer: Tom Holland

Tom Holland (born 1996) is an English actor and dancer. On stage he played the title role in "Billy Elliot: The Musical". He made the choice not to read the entire script for "Captain America: Civil War" in order to not inadvertently release spoilers for the movie prior to its release.