But when self-conscious, socially awkward gemologist Barbara Minerva (Kristen Wiig) dreams of being more like her new friend Diana (strong, cool, beautiful), her imaginary makeover somehow becomes a reality. When a mysterious ancient stone turns up at the Smithsonian workplace of Diana Prince (Gal Gadot), its powers are initially hidden. The result is an entertaining (if somewhat overlong) adventure that once again owes more to the fun-loving spirit of Raiders of the Lost Ark and Back to the Future than to the dour DC drudgery of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice or Justice League.Īs WW Jacobs’s tale The Monkey’s Paw tells us, wishes can come true – but at a terrible price. Combining the colourful charm and romance of Richard Donner’s 1978 Superman with an empowering 21st-century gender-flipped sensibility, it shifts the action from the battlegrounds of the first world war to the bumbags and rolled-up sleeves of the US in the 80s. It seems as though the cast and crew of Wonder Woman 3 are still mapping out the world and storyline so far, but Gadot seems assured that fans will be in for quite the ride.T his long-delayed sequel to 2017’s hugely enjoyable superhero romp Wonder Woman was originally slated for release l ast Christmas, but it may be just the tonic we need right now. Yet, when recently asked if he would be reprising his role, he didn’t seem too certain. Actor Chris Pine did play a lead character in both Wonder Woman films, portraying the character of fighter pilot Steve Trevor. Other than the confirmation that Wonder Woman 3 is in fact in the works, not much has been revealed plot-wise in terms of what fans can expect to see Wonder Woman get into.
She will be portraying the character of Asteria, as her impending arrival was teased at the very end of Wonder Woman 1984. Lynda Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the original 1970s television series, is reportedly also set to make a comeback to the franchise as well. Inevitably, like the many ways that the pandemic has altered society and everyone’s lives, it seems to have greatly impacted the plot of Wonder Woman 3 too.
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Gadot's update comes long after director Jenkins previously shared that she did have a clear sense of direction in terms of where she wanted the third film to go, but doubled back by saying she ended up taking a break from the writing process in order to process the pandemic and the new world emerging from its shadows. I’m super, super excited for fans to come and watch Wonder Woman 3 once it’s made.”
She gushed, “We’re talking, we’re actually in the mix of working on the script and getting the third one made - so all wheels are working and turning. Now, in a recent interview with Forbes, Gadot shared an update with fans on the upcoming DCEU film, Wonder Woman 3. Perhaps the cast and crew felt as though they now had something to prove, and a legacy to maintain and uphold as well. It’s quite surprising that the announcement of Wonder Woman 3 came so quickly after the mediocre response that Wonder Woman 1984 did end up receiving. RELATED: Moon Knight Director Criticizes Wonder Woman 1984 Egypt SequenceĪlthough rumors have been circling around now for quite some time, Wonder Woman 3 was officially confirmed in 2020, just a few days after the release of Wonder Woman 1984. The film earned a mixed bag of reviews, although to be fair it was released in the midst of the pandemic when theaters were suffering greatly. The sequel follows the beloved heroine in the mid-1980s as she is caught living a double life in Washington D.C. The last time that Gadot was seen as Wonder Woman was her appearance in the 2020 movie, Wonder Woman 1984. Later that same year, Gadot returned to her character in Synder's 2017 Justice League film. Not only did the film shatter records at the box office, but Wonder Woman was also equally met with immense praise from critics and audiences alike. Wonder Woman was instantly a massive hit at the box office, bringing in over $820 million worldwide. From there, she went on to star in the lead role in 2017’s Wonder Woman, with female director Patty Jenkins at the helm. Gadot's iconic hero first made her debut in the DCEU, specifically in Zack Synder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Wonder Woman 3 star Gal Gadot has recently shared an update for fans on the highly-anticipated sequel.
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