Age: 41
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Christopher Michael Settlemire, better known as Chris Zylka, (born May 9, 1985) is an American actor and model. He had a variety of supporting and guest star roles on an assortment of TV series, including Hannah Montana, Zeke and Luther (Disney Channel), 10 Things I Hate About You (ABC Family), The Secret Circle (The CW), and Dare Me (USA Network). In film, Zylka appeared in the My Super Psycho Sweet 16 trilogy (2009–12), Kaboom (2010), Shark Night (2011), and The Amazing Spider-Man (2012).
Chris Zylka
Flash Thompson
for Flash Thompson in The Amazing Spider-Man 3
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Spider-Man faces Martin Li/ The owner of FEAST, a homeless shelter, he is the leader of the Demons behind the scenes. He is Mister Negative. During a fight with the Demons Jefferson Davis a NYPD officer is tasked to a warehouse where there were reports of gunshots. Spider-Man shows up and saves Jefferson from being transferred into a demon by Mister Negative, Spider-Man enters a fight with him where it ends with Officer Davis running Martin Li over and temporarily disabling him. Peter Meets Miles Morales while at dinner with flash Thompson. . Miles was just a fan of Peter’s work at the daily bugle. Spider-Man has a huge fight with Martin Li. With the serum Peter discovered at oscorp in sinister six he finds that he can use it to bring someone back to life, he consults with Gwen’s mom who already was aware he is spider-Man, she found out via Gwen while was alive, she urges him to multiply it but Peter says it’s impossible. She lets him make the choice. Peter consults Aunt May and she says to do neither. Peter chooses Gwen. It works but it has a side effect, she has spider powers, but her back is still broken. Martin Lee returns but with a friend. Green Goblin, harry Osborn escaped from the raft and attempts to kill Gwen again but spider man defeats both. Gwen is touched by Martin and gains some negative effects. She seems to appear normal but we will see how that goes. Post credit scene is the symbiote followed with a flash.
