Washington, Apr 24 : Kirsten Dunst has left Spiderman makers in a fix, as even after zillion requests she has not given her nod to be a part of the fourth installment of the superhero franchise.

Though, Kirsten portrayed the role of Mary Jane Watson in the last three Spiderman flicks, she is in doubt about whether or not to portray the character for the fourth time.

New York, Jan 26 : Kirsten Dunst and Josh Hartnett who ha

London, December 24 : Actress Kirsten Dunst has won a restraining order against a gun-toting stalker who kept turning at her mansion.

Christopher Smith, 25, has never met `The Spider Man' star but confessed being in love with her and having a "spiritual connection".

"I'm in love with Kirsten, so I went to her house. I connected with Kirsten spiritually - I felt like I connected with her and she connected with me," the Daily Star quoted him as telling the police.

"Now I don't know if she did. I guess you have to ask her if she connected," he added.

Washington, Dec 4 : Hollywood actress Kirsten Dunst has bid her single status goodbye, for she’s dating filmmaker Jacob S

New Delhi, Dec 2 : American actress Kirsten Dunst’s stalker, who was apprehended by her assistant, could have the restraining order against him extended.

Dunst''s assistant made a citizen’s arrest on Christopher Smith, who had bypassed security and showed up at the actress’ Hollywood home in November, reports the China Daily.

After his arrest in November 20, the police and Dunst sought a restraining order against Smith, and police documents show that he has been found at Dunst''s home several times in recent weeks.

London, Nov 5 : Hollywood actress Kirsten Dunst has teamed up with filmmaker Jacob Soboroff to direct and produce a documentary on the American voting system.

The ''Spiderman 3'' actress, who will also narrate the documentary, has already launched an investigation of the U. S. voting system, as she is keen to shed light on the fact that American voter participation lags behind turnout in most other countries.

Dunst and Jacob are currently at work in North Dakota - the only state without voter registration - where they will interview government officials.