A recent quote from Gal Gadot indicated that the actress was pretty sure a third Wonder Woman movie was going to happen.
However, according to some sources close to the subject in an interview with Variety, It is not so.
In an interview with Comic Book, the actress said she loved playing the character and will participate in the continuation of the franchise along with James Gunn and Peter Safran, respectively co-president and executive director of DC Studios.
From what I’ve heard from James and Peter, we will be developing Wonder Woman 3 together.
Gal Gadot, in an interview with Comic Book.
However, contrary to the actress’ (and fans’) expectations, according to sources, a third Wonder Woman film is not in development by DC Studios. Additionally, Gunn and Safran have no plans for a new project with the character.
Who to believe?
It’s hard to choose who to believe, after all, during a profile interview for Flaunt magazine, Gadot said she’s been invited to a meeting with filmmakers from the DC Cinematic Universe.
They told me, and I’m quoting, ‘You are in good hands. We develop Wonder Woman 3 with you. We love you as Wonder Woman. You have nothing to worry about. So time will tell.
Gal Gadot, in an interview with Flaunt.
With nothing set, it remains to wait for an official reveal from DC Comics.
Gal Gadot says AI is ‘scary’
In Gal Gadot’s new feature film, the actress must prevent a hacker from stealing a very powerful artificial intelligence capable of gaining access and controlling information from all devices in the world. However, in real life, Gadot is wary of technology and finds artificial intelligence “creepy”.
In an interview with OmeletteGal Gadot stated that she tends to be more paranoid towards AI (and ChatGPT) and considers it “serious and scary”.
Will Wonder Woman 3 Post Ever Happen? It seems that not so soon first appeared in Olhar Digital.
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