“Wonder Woman” filmmaker Patty Jenkins said she “tossed out” Whedon’s take on the character; Snyder doesn’t go that far, but his new version at least knows who the beloved superhero is at her core.
The plotline to the original “Wonder Woman” film, released in 2017, had an incredibly troubling origin story that director Patty Jenkins removed.
Jenkins reveals Warner Bros. went through about 30 “Wonder Woman” scripts before allowing her to see her vision through.
Executives for DC Films confirm Zack Snyder’s “Justice League” is a standalone, not part of this blueprint moving forward.
Warner Bros. is fast-tracking a development on a new sequel to complete the DC trilogy.
Maxwell Lord is Pedro Pascal’s second and more successful attempt at breaking into the “Wonder Woman” universe.
“That’s always been a little bit of a bummer that that’s the one thing people talk about,” Jenkins said of the ending.
With “Wonder Woman 1984” under her belt and “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron” up next, Patty Jenkins is the female director with the most clout in the world.
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Jenkins said she didn’t recognize the Wonder Woman character in Whedon’s “Justice League” theatrical cut.
Most theaters showed “Come Play” three weeks before anticipated home availability, creating the potential for a long-feared paradigm shift.
The Israeli superstar reportedly earned $10 million for the sequel, up from the original’s $300,000 payday.
