Generally speaking, women were all drama queens. That held true for Hill and Daisy, but Gwen Stacy embodied it even more vividly. Her stunned reaction upon encountering the Tyrannosaurus Rex, her screams, and the way she ran all over the place while being chased by Velociraptors were all incredibly expressive. Even with nothing behind her, she acted as though monsters were pursuing her.
The little blonde beauty kept looking back as she staggered forward, perfectly blending panic with the desire to survive.
By comparison, Peter Patt's acting was somewhat lacking. The kid was too clever; no matter how he performed, the one who appeared on camera in the end was still Peter Parker.
Fortunately, the boy had fewer dramatic scenes. Most of his scenes were action scenes.
The Tyrannosaurus Rex shoved the tour vehicle off the road. Only the two children and the male lead, Grant, were inside.
Luckily, the vehicle was caught by a large tree below. At that point, the male lead had to lead the two children down from the tree.
"That kid is really agile." Watching little Peter on the monitor, Coulson could not help saying to Daisy beside him.
Would Spider-Man not be good at climbing trees? Daisy nodded expressionlessly. "Probably innate..."
They certainly could not place an actual car overhead during filming. Even though the agents were highly skilled, they could not take such a suicidal risk.
One adult and two half-grown children spent an entire day climbing up and down a tree two meters thick before they finally completed the shot.
Grant Ward could climb anything, let alone a tree. With a little preparation, he could even climb the Statue of Liberty, accurate down to the second. The problem lay with Peter Parker. He was nervous, either too fast or too slow, and