Concept art shows Mary Jane Watson scene in 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'

Director Marc Webb recently revealed the content of Shailene Woodley's scenes as Mary Jane Watson in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and now some new concept art shows just how Spidey would get involved in MJ's life in the movie.

Concept artist Gregory Hill spoke to Film Sketchr and offered a photo, and a description of the deleted scene:

"In the script MJ and her father have recently moved in next door to Peter and his Aunt... He's run into her a few times, and seen that her father has a habit of getting drunk and treating MJ badly. If I remember right, the scene I illustrated has her dad going into the garage, and suddenly getting hoisted upside down from the rafters...where he meets Spider-Man. And gets a dressing down for how badly he treats his daughter. I think that's about the only MJ scene which was originally in the script... no, there was one other where she and Gwen briefly meet outside Peter's house.

There is a funny story to this too. After I finished the drawing, I had it on my desk as I moved on to something else. When I looked up there was this guy standing beside me, looking at the garage drawing, but he had it turned upside down. We exchanged "Hi's" and he left. Later I heard a major discussion going on around the desk of the set designer who was drafting the garage, and the designer said, 'It's all Greg Hill's fault.' Turns out the guy looking at my drawing was Marc Webb, and he had asked that the garage set be built upside down.

Marc was looking at the sketch right side up first I assume.... and figuring out what would be CGI, etc. Then when he turned the drawing, he realized that he could basically shoot the scene with little or no CGI work if he built the set upside down... then Spidey could act naturally... even walk around. I never saw any footage so I don't know how they ended up doing it however. I assume they built the set upside down... which would be a lot cheaper than adding VFX to a whole scene."

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