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Thu Aug 28, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Want to be in Spider-Man 4?

Auction Offers Package While Aiding Charity

The charity, Stand Up to Cancer, is working with Sony Pictures to raise money by auctioning off a Spider-Man 4 package of gooides at eBay.

The highest bidder will not only visit to the set of Spider-Man 4 for one shooting day; but will also have a one-hour meet and greet with the cast; a walk-on/extra role; a trip to the New York premiere in 2011; designer outfits to wear to the premiere for both winner and guest; and a chance to show off the outfits as they walk down the premiere's red carpet.

Of course, all this is for a good cause despite the fact that Spider-Man 4 is merely a concept today without script, director, cast or actual shooting schedule.

Bidding is already at $5000 as of this morning and the auction ends September 5th at 7:00 pm US-PDT.

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Sal Loria (1:24 PM on Fri Aug 29, 2008)

Any guesses as to how high the bidding will go?

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