Gal Gadot returned in her iconic role of Wonder Woman in the latest trailer for the upcoming film Wonder Woman 1984, which fell on Saturday at the DC FanDome event.
Returning to the role she has since come to define for many fans, the next adventure for Gadot’s Wonder Woman sees her approach to a new era. Scenes in the trailer include the unforgettable clash of the heroine of the iconic Wonder Woman villain Cheetah, played by actress Kristen Wiig, as well as glimpses of another DC Comics villain, the telepath Maxwell Lord, played by Pedro Pascal. “We’ve been so dedicated to bringing you another great chapter of Wonder Woman’s story,” Gadot said via Twitter. [with] every detail perfected. We’ve got our butts off for this movie and we can not wait to share it with you in theaters. “
We are so dedicated to bringing you another great chapter of Wonder Woman’s story.
It’s bigger, bigger, w / every detail is perfected. We’ve got our butts off for this movie and we can not wait to share it with you in theaters. Until then enjoy the second trailer! ♀️❤️ https://t.co/WQx4yAnnvx– Gal Gadot (@GalGadot) August 22, 2020
As part of the announcement, Gadot, Pascal and Wiig, along with co-star Chris Pine and CEO Patty Jenkins, appeared at DCFanDome, a free virtual event DC Comics held Saturday to showcase some of their upcoming projects.Wonder Woman 1984 is one of the most anticipated of these projects, with 2017s Wonder Woman a critical hit and an office hit, netting more than $ 821 million worldwide compared to a budget reported below $ 100 million. cnxps.cmd.push (function () {cnxps ({playerId: ’36af7c51-0caf-4741-9824-2c941fc6c17b’}). render (‘4c4d856e0e6f4e3d808bbc1715e132f6’);});The film was originally slated for a June 5 release. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic shutting down theaters around the world, its release date has been postponed to August 14, only to be reprinted. At the time of this writing, the film is projected for a release date of October 2, according to multiple media reports. However, it is the fact that the film will only have a theatrical release, instead of being exclusively or simultaneously on digital release platforms. This is indicated in the trailer itself, which ends with “ONLY IN THEATERS.” Due to the coronavirus pandemic that forces theaters to close, many movies are released exclusively on online platforms, such as HBOMax and Disney +. Earlier this year, however, AT&T CEO John Stankey discussed which movies will be released by Warner Bros. (an AT&T subsidiary) would be released digitally, although some of the larger titles are likely to be released only theatrically. ‘ I think there may be some things we built for theatrical release that migrate to a [streaming] construct? Sure, ‘Stankey said, according to a report on tech news website The Verge. ‘Will it happen on a movie like that Tenet of Wonder Woman 1984? I would be very surprised. ”
