Despite actress Gal Gadot’s claims that the third installment of Wonder Woman had been approved by studio heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, it appears that the film will not be moving forward in the rebooted DC Universe. Although development on the project was announced to the public in 2019 and greenlit in 2020, director Patty Jenkins was eventually removed from the project after the restructuring of the DC Extended Universe. According to sources from Variety, neither Wonder Woman 3 nor any other Wonder Woman projects are currently in development at DC Studios, aside from the previously announced Paradise Lost prequel series for Max. Despite Gadot’s recent statements in an interview with Flaunt Magazine, indicating that Gunn and Safran planned to move forward with the third installment, it seems that the future of the project remains uncertain.
Unfortunate news for fans of Wonder Woman as the third installment of the superhero movie will no longer be moving forward in the DC Universe. Despite Gal Gadot, who stars as Wonder Woman, claiming that the project had been greenlit by studio heads James Gunn and Peter Safran, it seems that the film has been scrapped. Reports suggest that director Patty Jenkins, who helmed the first two female-led superhero movies, rejected studio notes on her treatment for the sequel, which led to her exiting the project. Although there were attempts to move the sequel in a different direction, Jenkins claimed that the studio heads did not understand her vision or the trajectory of Wonder Woman. It remains to be seen if the film will ever come to fruition.
In spite of Gadot’s recent statement to Flaunt Magazine that Gunn and Safran were working on the third Wonder Woman movie, she is pictured on the cover wearing glamorous Ferragamo and Tiffany & Co. attire.
According to various sources, it seems like there’s no development happening for Wonder Woman 3 at DC Studios. Additionally, both Gunn and Safran (pictured) currently have no intentions of working on any other Wonder Woman project for the new DC Universe, except for the Paradise Lost prequel series for Max that they’ve already announced.
In an interview with Flaunt, Gadot shared a differing perspective by stating that she was personally invited to a meeting with James Gunn and Peter Safran. During this meeting, they assured her that she was in good hands and that they would be developing Wonder Woman 3 with her in mind, expressing their love for her portrayal of the iconic character.
According to her, the duo assured her that she didn’t have to be concerned and stated, “Only time will reveal the truth.”
The prominent actress showcased her ample chest by flaunting her cleavage while striking various poses.
The latest magazine photos of the star were absolutely stunning. According to an insider source, when director Patty Jenkins received criticism from some about her portrayal of the character in the Wonder Woman films, she stood up for herself and her vision. Gal Gadot, who first played the superheroine in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, took on the role again in the subsequent Justice League movie. The first Wonder Woman movie was a huge box office success, earning over $800 million worldwide. However, the sequel, Wonder Woman 1984, did not do as well due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its simultaneous release on HBO Max. It only earned just under $170 million worldwide. Lynda Carter had previously played the character in the 1970s television series.
Jenkins took charge of the initial two films featuring Gal as Wonder Woman, and they were recently spotted filming for the upcoming release of Wonder Woman 1984 (2020).
In 2017, the first Wonder Woman movie hit theaters and quickly became a box office success, raking in $103 million during its opening weekend and ultimately earning $412 million domestically and $822 million worldwide. Gal Gadot starred as the titular hero and received critical acclaim for her performance. However, the sequel didn’t fare as well with critics, only earning a 58% rating on Rotten Tomatoes compared to the original’s 88%. Gadot also appeared as Wonder Woman in Zack Snyder’s Justice League cut, which was released on HBO Max in the same year. She recently made a cameo as the character in Shazam! Fury of the Gods.
