newsGal Gadot as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman in 'Wonder Woman 1984.' Speaking before the SAG-AFTRA strike took effect –– but with the interview tied to new Netflix movie ‘Heart of Stone’ –– Gal
newsGal Gadot in 'Superpowered: The DC Story.' Photograph by Courtesy of Max/Warner Bros. Wonder Woman has battled many enemies in her time, between the pages of comic books and on screens big and small.
news'Wonder Woman' director Patty Jenkins at Comic Con International in San Diego, California. There has been a lot of talk recently about the big changes underway at Warner Bros. Discovery’s DC Comics
newsGal Gadot as Diana Prince / Wonder Woman in 'Wonder Woman 1984.' It’s perhaps not a surprise that new DC Studios bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran, who recently started work re-shaping the comic
newsWarner Bros. The first teaser poster for "Wonder Woman 1984" is really leaning into that decade's look. Director Patty Jenkins shared the image on Twitter, to throw fans a bone following the news
newsCG Cinema/Lionsgate/Sky Three butt-kicking badass women are taking the place of one. The "Charlie's Angels" reboot is moving its release date — to take over the one just vacated by "Wonder Woman
newsWarner Bros. Fans will have to wait even longer for the upcoming "Wonder Woman" sequel: Star Gal Gadot announced that the flick is getting pushed back seven months. The actress, who plays the titular
newsAmazon "The Breakfast Club" came out in early 1985, but it was set on Saturday, March 24, 1984. The sequel to "Wonder Woman" is called "Wonder Woman 1984," and it too is set in 1984. And now
newsWarner Bros. Several photos from the upcoming '80s-set "Wonder Woman" sequel have already hit the world wide web, and the latest image puts a mysterious new character in the spotlight. Just who
newsWarner Bros., via Patty Jenkins Twitter Move over, Barbara Minerva. We finally get to see Cheetah in action in stunt videos and photos from the set of "Wonder Woman 1984." The "Wonder Woman" sequel
newsWarner Bros. Pictures People have been smitten with Gal Gadot since she made her debut as Wonder Woman in 2016's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," and what she did Friday is only going to make
news"Wonder Woman" is partying like it's 1984 and it's doing it with Kristen Wiig. Director Patty Jenkins shared a first look at Wiig's villain character in "Wonder Woman 1984," the sequel to her blockbuster
newsWhen you're an in-demand actor, you can't always do everything. That's the case for Kristen Wiig -- the comedian had to pull out of Apple's adaptation of "You Think It, I'll Say It." Wiig was attached
newsWonder Woman is bringing her beachy waves to 1984 for the "Wonder Woman" sequel called -- to make it super clear when it's set -- "Wonder Woman 1984." "Wonder Woman 2" just started filming, and star Gal
newsWe knew Gal Gadot's Diana Prince and director Patty Jenkins were returning for the "Wonder Woman" sequel, which appears to be called "Wonder Woman 1984." But Chris Pine's Steve Trevor hanging out in an
newsThere might some big hair, shoulder pads (and maybe Swatch watches?) when Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) squares off with Cheetah (Kristen Wiig) in "Wonder Woman 2." A new logo shared on social media by "Wonder
newsLoving the "Wonder Woman" sequel cast so far. According to Variety, Pedro Pascal has landed a "key" and "pivotal" role in "Wonder Woman 2," which is currently scheduled for release in November 2019. That's
newsKristen Wiig is Cheetah! Director Patty Jenkins tweeted out the news this morning that the "Bridesmaids" actress will be joining the "Wonder Woman" sequel as the villain. "So excited to confirm the most
newsWith the world soon to be threatened again in "Wonder Woman 2," Warner Bros. needs to cast its latest villain -- and one has possibly been found. Kristen Wiig is reportedly in talks to play a trouble-making
newsLucy Davis, who played spunky Etta Candy in "Wonder Woman," is joining the upcoming Netflix reboot of "Sabrina the Teenage Witch." She'll be playing motherly Aunt Hilda to Kiernan Shipka's Sabrina, Deadline
newsWhen the Oscar nominations came out on Tuesday, many fans were surprised that "Wonder Woman" didn't get a single nomination. Before you go on a rant, we're not talking Best Picture here, or even Best
newsWhen "Wonder Woman 2" hits theaters, we can all look forward to seeing something new. Patty Jenkins, the director of both the upcoming sequel and its 2017 predecessor, is promising an "entirely new adventure."
news"Wonder Woman" just lassoed a place on the American Film Institute's list of the top 10 movies of the year. The list includes Oscar frontrunners "Call Me By Your Name" and "Lady Bird," as well as the
news"Game of Thrones" and "Wonder Woman" ruled Twitter in 2017. Twitter released its year-end data, and the HBO drama once again topped the list of most-tweeted television shows. Netflix was a big winner,
newsWonder Woman isn't always the hero -- because sometimes she doesn't need to be. Although fans recently cheered "Today," and it turns out she never issued an ultimatum, because one was never needed. Although
newsThe upcoming "Wonder Woman" sequel will be flying into theaters earlier than anticipated: Warner Bros. has just announced that it's moving up the flick's release date. Now, "Wonder Woman 2" will make
news"Wonder Woman" fans approve of this power move. There is no DCEU Diana Prince without Gal Gadot. So when Gal Gadot puts her foot down, it starts an earthquake. According to Page Six, Gadot has put her
newsMother of Dragons + Khal Drogo/Aquaman + Wonder Woman = Superhero Heaven! "Game of Thrones" costars Emilia Clarke and Jason Momoa look like a blast to hang out with, and they just did it again. She's
newsWith allegations of sexual misconduct continuing to swirl in Hollywood, "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins distanced herself from film producer and financier Brett Ratner. A Nov. 1 Los Angeles Times
newsSuperman has a thoughtful take on the DC Extended Universe. Henry Cavill helped launch the DCEU in director Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel," then "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." Those films were followed
newsThe whole of "Justice League" might be greater than the sum of its parts, but even so, its stars got a chance to shine independently in the film's new character posters. Teasing a trailer set to be released
newsLynda Carter just told James Cameron to stop sounding off against "Wonder Woman." In a blistering Facebook post, the actress, who played the superhero on TV in the '70s, asked for him to drop his "ill-advised
newsJames Cameron stands by his remarks that "Wonder Woman" was a "step backwards." Last month, he caused a stir by saying, "She's an objectified icon, and it's just male Hollywood doing the same old thing!
newsThe Screen Junkies love to tear into movies in their Honest Trailer series, but for "Wonder Woman," there aren't quite as many flaws to lasso. The trailer starts with an acknowledgement that most DC Comics
newsIt looks like "Wonder Woman" was as fun to film as it is to watch. On Saturday, actress Gal Gadot shared a blooper reel with fans, posting it on Twitter alongside a message that highlighted how much she
newsWhen Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) returns to the big screen in her next standalone feature, she'll have the same wonderful woman sitting in the director's chair: Patty Jenkins has just officially signed on
newsAfter James Cameron's out-of-nowhere diss that "Wonder Woman" is "a step backwards," Patty Jenkins, who directed "Wonder Woman," had an epic response. In a statement posted to Twitter, she wrote, "James
newsJames Cameron has some angry "Wonder Woman" fans on his hands. The Oscar-winning director had some harsh criticism for the superhero flick during a recent interview with The Guardian. He went so far as
newsPatty Jenkins is returning to direct "Wonder Woman 2" and is on the verge of becoming the highest-paid female director ever. After overseeing the smash hit "Wonder Woman," which has grossed $800 million
news"Wonder Woman" is continuing its super run at the box office, officially crossing the $400 million threshold at domestic theaters and marking several more impressive milestones along the way. The flick,
newsNow just throw Gal Gadot into the mix and you'll really have a party! "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins is still reportedly working on a deal to return for "Wonder Woman 2," but we do know one of
newsEveryone knew a "Wonder Woman" sequel was coming, but not during what's typically considered Oscars (and Star Wars) season. "Wonder Woman 2" is taking advantage of Lucasfilm's decision to release "Star
newsA "Wonder Woman" sequel was all but a given after the film's box office domination, but Warner Bros. Pictures waited until San Diego Comic-Con to officially announce the news. Showcasing a sizzle reel
newsNo regular-sized "Justice League" trailer would do for Comic-Con -- Warner Bros. Pictures gave fans a whopping four-minute one instead. Fans at the San Diego event on Saturday got the first look at the
newsIn a battle between "Wonder Woman" and Harry Potter at the domestic box office, the superhero has the wizard stupefied. As of Sunday, the Gal Gadot-starring film had earned more than $380.60 million in
newsRyan Reynolds congratulated "Wonder Woman" on surpassing "Deadpool" at the box office this weekend. Or was he commenting on Diana Prince's B.O.? "The Merc may be filthier, but her B.O. is stronger,"
newsWonder Woman will likely be facing off with Cold War Soviet villains instead of German warmongers in the sequel. According to Screen Rant, the follow-up to this year's blockbuster will be set in the '80s,
newsMove over boys — "Wonder Woman" is taking the box office crown. In just four weeks, "Wonder Woman has become the highest-grossing DC Comics Extended Universe movie at the domestic box office, topping
news"Wonder Woman" is slaying at the box office, but Gal Gadot's salary apparently has a long way to go to match what Henry Cavill was paid for "Man of Steel." Cosmpolitan notes that Gal Gadot was paid just
newsYaron Varsano clearly knows he's lucky to be married to "Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot. You can see his pride all over Instagram, with photos of Gadot and their children. Late last week, he showed off
