If you’re going to get married at home plate, who better to be a groomsman than Johnny himself?Yeah, that Johnny – the one with the goofy grin who wears an oversized pot on his head.NEW YORK – Look who’s giving safety advice: Broadway’s one-time injury-happy Spider-Man.
Reeve Carney, who plays the hero in the hit musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” and Robert Cuccioli, who currently plays the Green Goblin, put aside their substantial comic book differences Thursday to team up and offer tips about keeping kids safe this Halloween.
Flanked by four costumed villains from the show and representatives from the city’s fire and police departments, the actors reminded parents to examine all candy and never eat any unwrapped treats; ensure children wear flame-retardant costumes and masks that never impede their ability to see and hear; and avoid strangers or unfamiliar houses.
“We’ve had our differences. Unfortunately many of those played out in the public eye,” Cuccioli said. “But if there’s one thing we can agree on, it’s public safety, especially during Halloween.”
Asked what he was going to wear this Halloween, Cuccioli joked, “I’m going to go as a human.”
