Wonder Woman 3 is reportedly not in development, despite actor Gal Gadot’s comments earlier this week. According to Variety sources, in addition to the Paradise Lost prequel series announced for Max (formerly HBO Max) as part of its revamp, new DC Studios co-head James Gunn and Peter Safran don’t have any plans for a Wonder Woman project. DC Universe Slate.When Gadot Claims Ahead of SAG-AFTRA Strike, Word About Trilogy Spreads Like Wildfire interview The aforementioned parties have privately confirmed to her the progress of the film.
She later highlighted the claim in a profile show off magazineTo promote her new Netflix movie Hearts of Stone. “I was invited to a meeting with James Gunn and Peter Safran, and I heard what they told me, and I quote: ‘You’ve got the best care. We’re going to develop Wonder Woman with you. 3. (We) love you as Wonder Woman — you have nothing to worry about. So time will tell,” she said.various kinds ReportHowever, it is claimed that no such commitment was made to Gadot, and even then, there was no explicit discussion of whether she would reprise her role in the new DCU. Gadot made her debut as the Amazonian princess in Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and has since gone on to appear in two separate Wonder Woman films.She has also guest starred flash, but that movie was a reset point for the universe. Also, they were made before Gunn and Safran joined the studio.
both wonder woman “Wonder Woman 1984” is directed by Patty Jenkins, who submitted a script in December for a third, untitled film she co-wrote with Geoff Johns.suicide squad). However, the vision/handling of the character didn’t align with Gunn and Safran’s planned overhaul, and it was canceled.The report was also broken after Gadot spoke positively about her twitter account, about her return with a third film. While Warner Bros. wasn’t concerned about production costs at the time, they could end up saving “tens of millions of dollars” by canceling Wonder Woman 3 outright.
Even Gunn didn’t mention another Wonder Woman movie during his DC Comics presentation in January, instead announcing the Paradise Lost series, which will serve as a reference to the mysterious locations where Amazonian women live and rule. origin story. The series will focus on the drama and political intrigue behind the society, exploring its rules and the legend behind the expulsion of all men from the island nation of Paradise. “It’s almost like Game of Thrones in Westeros, but involving all the inhabitants of Paradise Island,” Gunn described at the time.
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