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Bonesaw McGraw, the wrestler Spider-Man fights for money, is played by real life wrestler "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Early in his career, Savage wrestled under the name "The Spider".
The first film to gross $100 million in its opening weekend alone. At the time, no movie had done so, even when adjusted for inflation.
The first Marvel movie to showcase the flipping pages Marvel logo.
Tobey Maguire said he had never read a Spider-Man comic book but took the role because he liked the script.
One of the chief difficulties that Tobey Maguire experienced in the now-famous upside-down kissing scene was that his sinuses kept filling up with water as it was performed in driving rain.
Stan Lee: (at around 1h 7 mins) The creator of Spider-Man appears in the scene where the Green Goblin attacks the balcony at the World Unity Festival.
Bruce Campbell: (at around 37 mins) the wrestling referee who gives Peter the name The Amazing Spider-Man. Campbell makes a cameo appearance in each Sam Raimi Spider-Man movie, but always as a different character.
Lucy Lawless: (at around 55 mins) as a punk rock girl who says "Guy with 8 hands. Sounds hot." Sam Raimi previously worked with Lawless on Xena, la guerrière (1995). Lawless kept the punk rock costume, and wore it on the plane ride home.
Nicholas Hammond: actor who played Peter Parker in L'homme-araignée (1977) is at the World Unity Festival.
Sam Raimi: [car] The 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88, also known as The Classic, appears in the movie as Uncle Ben's car.
Sam Raimi: [mirror] Dual personalities of one person looking in a mirror, also exhibited in Evil Dead 2 (1987), directed by Sam Raimi.
Sam Raimi: [supporting cast] Cameo appearances by longtime friends Bruce Campbell and Lucy Lawless, and by brother Ted Raimi.
Sam Raimi: [whip pan camera shot] (at around 1h 26 mins) when Norman Osborn walks into Peter Parker's bedroom.
Sam Raimi: [shaky cam shot] This technique, created by Raimi, is used on a shot of the Green Goblin.