Wonder Woman 1984 - Gal Gadot Can Run Faster Than Crap!

Somebody was able to shoot a video from a building near where scenes from "Wonder Woman 1984" is being shot that shows actress Gal Gadot running at a full sprint down the street. As a former track-star myself I honestly don't think I ever ran that fast? She looks like a gazelle .... a tall, lovely, incredibly sexy gazelle ... what were we talking about?

Oh yeah, check out this clip:

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Gal Gadot herself tweeted out this pic over the weekend (I think I'm in love!):

First Look - Wonder Woman returns to a world of MTV and shopping malls.

I really have to question why the Makers of "Wonder Woman 2" didn't set the film in the 70s instead of the 80s? I mean the original TV series took place in the 70s right?

From Collider

In a pleasant morning surprise, Warner Bros. has released the first Wonder Woman 2 images from the highly anticipated sequel, as filming on the follow-up is now underway. Officially titled Wonder Woman 1984, the film sees Patty Jenkins returning to direct a story that brings Diana Prince into the 1980s, where she faces off against supervillain The Cheetah played by Kristen Wiig.

But the most revelatory thing about these images is that they confirm Chris Pine’s return as Steve Trevor. And this doesn’t appear to be some sort of hallucination or flashback, as Trevor is looking confused as all get-up in what appears to be a mall. I’m not quite sure if we’re dealing with time travel or what here, and I’m a bit wary of undoing what was such an emotional plot development in the first Wonder Woman, but I do trust the storytelling instincts of Jenkins inherently so I’m still all in.

Filming for Wonder Woman 1984 is taking place in Washington D.C., Alexandria, Virginia, and in the UK, Spain ,a d the Canary Islands. Gal Gadot obviously reprises her titular role, and Pedro Pascal also co-stars in the film. While the press release doesn’t confirm who’s writing the screenplay, Jenkins and Geoff Johns were previously revealed to be working on the script, so it’ll be interesting to see who earns the final credit.

Additionally, Zack Snyder and Deborah Snyder are still involved as producers on the film alongside Jenkins, Gadot, Charles Roven, and Stephen Jones. Rebecca Roven Oakley, Richard Suckle, Wesley Coller, Walter Hamada, and Geoff Johns are executive producers.

Jenkins has pretty much reunited most of her behind-the-scenes team from Wonder Woman, including director of photography Matthew Jensen, production designer Aline Bonetto, and costume designer Lindy Hemming. Oscar-nominated editor Ricahrd Pearson (United 93) is editing the film.

Check out the exciting first Wonder Woman 2 images. Wonder Woman 1984 opens in theaters on November 1, 2019.

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Wonder Woman. All the world's waiting for you, and the power you possess. In your satin tights, Fighting for your rights and the old Red, White and Blue.

Sorry, I just had to sing that.

From Cheat Sheet

Wonder Woman is the highest-performing film in the DCEU so far, and we already have some information on the sequel. Wonder Woman 2 was confirmed to be on the Warner Bros. slate at San Diego Comic-Con 2017.

There’s a lot of speculation surrounding the flick, which is years away from its big screen debut. Here’s what we do know about the Gal Gadot-helmed film.

Lynda Carter cameo

The original Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, portrayed Diane Prince in the ‘70s TV series of the same name. And today, she’s still a supporter of the role that made her famous, even showing up to the premiere of the new film in June.

Fans have speculated that Carter might make a cameo in the upcoming sequel, and though nothing is confirmed, the Supergirl actress is on board. She told People, “It really is up to Patty [Jenkins], and if it works in an organic way it’ll be great fun and it’ll be wonderful to do.”

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