Interesting Trivia's for the Amazing Spider-Man at imdb
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0948470/trivia
Rhys Ifans rejected his stunt doubles, and insisted on performing all his own stunts as the Lizard.
For his role as the Lizard, Rhys Ifans wore a special motion-capture suit: "I had a green suit on, and then this cardboard head, and these big claws. It was the most ****ing insane thing I'd ever done..."
The filmmakers cite Brian Bendis's 'Ultimate Spider-Man' comic and Batman Begins as an influence on the film.
Anne Hathaway, who was going to star in this film as Felicia Hardy (Black Cat), went on to star in The Dark Knight Rises as Selina Kyle (Catwoman).
Unlike the trilogy, Spider-Man's signature abilities such as climbing, swinging and acrobatics will be provided by Andrew Garfield and stunt men instead of using CGI animation.
But Most interesting were these....
Sam Raimi was originally going to direct "Spider-Man 4", with cast members Tobey Maguire (Peter Parker/Spider-Man), Kirsten Dunst (Mary Jane Watson), Rosemary Harris (May Parker), J.K. Simmons (J. Jonah Jameson), Bill Nunn (Joe "Robbie" Robertson), Bryce Dallas Howard (Gwen Stacy), James Cromwell (Captain George Stacy), and Dylan Baker (Dr. Curt Connors) all signed on to reprise their roles. Tobey Maguire would've received the most money out of the returning cast members, making $50 million to do not only a fourth "Spider-Man", but also a fifth. However, when Raimi and Sony had creative problems with how they wanted the story to be told, Raimi quit the project and Maguire left with him. Shortly after, Sony announced that the next "Spider-Man" movie would be a reboot for the franchise.
When Sam Raimi was going to direct Spider-Man 4, John Malkovich was hired to portray the new antagonist Adrian Toomes/the Vulture and Anne Hathaway was reportedly hired to be Felicia Hardy (who would have been the Vulture's daughter and she would become the Vulturess rather than her comic alias the Black Cat). However, Raimi had problems with the script, which is rumored to have included Peter and Mary Jane married and welcoming a baby girl, Spider-Man intentionally murdering the Vulture in the final battle, and at the finale Peter Parker throw his Spider-Man identity in the garbage that would lead into the events of the fifth film where Peter again dons the Spider-Man identity. Although Raimi hired Alvin Sargent to re-write the script, he still didn't like the story that was planned and he decided not to make Spider-Man 4.
When Sam Raimi was going to direct Spider-Man 4, he originally wanted to include only one villain - Dylan Baker as Dr. Curt Connors, so that he could finally become the Lizard. Baker was going to return for "Spider-Man 4", but Raimi apparently was told by Sony not to include the Lizard as the villain because the studio thought it would have been better to have a human villain with a visible face, like Doctor Octopus in "Spider-Man 2". With those orders, Raimi decided to include the Vulture, but reports say that Sony did not want the Vulture as the main villain because they felt he wasn't a challenging or popular enough villain for Spider-Man to fight with and the studio thought they'd have too many unsold Vulture toys on shelves when the film was released. These disagreements ultimately led Sam Raimi to leave the project. Ironically, this film's main antagonist is the Lizard.
Makes you glad they decided with a reboot then continue with the fourth film