Filmmaker Leslye Headland (who admitted before the viewing that she had done coke in the theaters' bathroom back in her NYU days) told The Observer that the films characters—played by Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan—"are all totally me. I’m definitely Genna when I wake up in the morning and I’m Regan when I’m working and I’m Katie when I’m in love and then I’m Becky when I’m getting really amazing things—like this premiere!"

Although doe-eyed Ms. Caplan hasn't tied the knot with her long-term beau Matthew Perry she was enthusiastic about having one last hurrah if those wedding bells ever do ring. "I would definitely have [a bachelorette party]. I kind of think the more debaucherous you can make it the better. I feel like we have a lot of catching up to do for the amount of bachelor parties that guys have gotten to have and gotten out of control.”

Leading lady, Ms. Fisher told us when she got married two years ago there was no bachelorette party comparable to the cocaine-fueled, bathroom stall romping, vomit stained evening seen in the film. "I was pregnant at the time so it was pretty tame.” As for her husband Sasha Baron Cohen taking advantage of his last night of bachelorhood she didn't think his night was too wild either. “He wasn’t pregnant but he might as well have been."

The Observer chatted with Queens native and happily divorced, Fran Drescher who was headed to North Carolina to speak for Obama at the Democratic National Convention. Ms. Drescher chose her words wisely when we brought up Clint Eastwood's speech at the Republican National Convention. “I think that a convention is a convention and it’s very biased. They’re going to do what they want to do and say what they want to say but at the end of the day when the two candidates go toe to toe at the presidential debate that’s when the real rubber meets the rope.”

After the premiere we all headed to The Westway in the West Village where we saw stylist Phillip Bloch in his signature newsboy hat and Samantha Mathis paling around with married Arden Myran who told us she opted for a co-ed bachelor/ bacherlorette party back in 2008. Ms. Caplan was chain smoking at a table next to Ms. Dunst and her buddy Micheal Stipe. Mr. Stipe gushed to us at the bar about what a great actress she was. We briefly chatted with Ms. Dunst who told us she's dying to check out the restaurant Nomad that "everyone keeps talking about."

Brooke Shields couldn't really remember about any pre-nuptial parties before her second marriage. “I know my first wedding I had one.”

“First wedding?” her husband Chirs Henchy asked feigning surprise.

“Oh, I didn’t want you to find out like this," Mrs. Shields played along. Still searching to remember "I guess I didn’t do anything, maybe some girlfriends came over and we did...”

“Nails.” Mr. Henchy chimed.

“We did not get our nails done,” Mrs. Shields snipped, shaking her head.

“Is that what women do when we get together?” we joked. Mrs. Shields went along.

“Yeah, we did nails and then we totally had our periods together.”

Bachelorette hits theaters in New York on September 7th. 

In any case, everyone had an opinion: Vivica Fox, Kick Kennedy, Chaske Spencer, and more. So we collected their thoughts and answers to the question: Do you think "Snoop Lion" is an improvement on "Snoop Dogg"? Would you change your name, given the chance?

Constantine Maroulis, with Spider-Man goodies in hand. (Andrew Toth/PatrickMcMullan)

While we attended the screening of The Amazing Spider-Man last night, we'll leave the movie to the critics at The Daily Bugle. However, the afterparty, thrown by the Peggy Siegal Company and the Gerber Group at Lilium? We were on that like Peter Parker is on the Spider-Man beat.

“That movie was amazing! Andrew Garfield is so good as Spider-Man!” independent film director Ry Russo Young told us over the lively music that filled the modest-sized Lilium lounge. We barely had time to agree with her before being separated in the crowded space. However, we did see her talking with director, actor and producer Alex Karpovsky, an actor on the HBO series Girls with Lena Dunham. (Ms. Dunham and Ms. Young co-wrote Nobody Walks together, which was recently screened at the BAMcinemafest.)

We asked Smash’s Jaime Cepero about his preferred superhero. “Spawn has to be one of my favorites. Spawn is just a BAMF,” Mr. Cepero told us, referencing a subversive internet acronym (Google it). However, before we could even stare at the looping video of a pair of lipsticked lips sensually licking up pomegranate seeds that played above the bar, we heard  Twilight star Chaske Spencer’s deep voice behind us. Mr. Spencer told us that now that he is finally done with Twilight, he is working with his new production company on some indie projects.

Actor, singer and American Idol finalist Constantine Maroulis was moving a little slow due to a huge protective boot he had on his right leg. “No, I was not playing superhero,” he laughed. “I was actually playing softball at Yankee Stadium. It had always been my dream to play at Yankee Stadium and I got to do it for a charity fundraiser, but I rolled my ankle. But the boot helps and it matches my pants!” He lifted it slightly to show us. “Kinda Spider-Man style right?"

The boot certainly did not stop Mr. Maroulis from snagging up three of the Spider-Man action figures that were floating around the room. His girlfriend, model Ashley Haas, who he met in a bar down the street from the theater where he performed in Rock of Ages, laughed at his antics. Mr. Maroulis admitted to us that he has yet to see the movie version of the play, despite making an appearance in it.

The party was still going strong when we left. As we were leaving we overheard Miss USA Olivia Culpo mention that it must be nice to swing from building to building like Spider-Man. Well, Ms. Culpo, it certainly would beat the subway.

Last night at Union Square Cinemas for a screening of The Amazing Spider-Man, we caught up with celebrities on the red carpet and queried, "Who is your favorite superhero?"

Surprisingly, no one went with Aquaman. But here's who they did say.