‘Cleopatra’ Epic To Re-Team ‘Wonder Woman’s Gal Gadot & Patty Jenkins; Paramount Wins Wild Auction

Patty Jenkins is shutting down DC fan’s hopes of seeing “Wonder Woman 1984” this Christmas.

Wonder Woman 1984 was touted as one of the biggest films to release in 2020, especially, with how massively successful Gal Gadot's first outing was in terms of box-office moolah. Along with Gadot, Chris Pine was all set to return as Steve Trevor with the new additions being Pedro Pascal and Kristen Wiig as the villains' Maxwell Lord and Cheetah.

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One of the hallmarks of superhero filmmaking in the modern, post-Marvel Studios model is to find a lead actor to portray the main character and grossly underpay them in their first film. You get away with that, of course, because there aren’t many credits for the actor and thus, no reason to pay them tens of millions of dollars.

Wonder Woman 1984 was one among the most anticipated movies of 2020. Fans of the DC female superhero were eager to see Gal Gadot wear her golden armour and present a memorable experience.

Gal Gadot won millions of hearts post her stint in Wonder Woman back in 2017. Her utter beauty and fierce role literally left the critics dumbfounded.

Months after her star-studded 'Imagine' cover received backlash on social media, Gal Gadot has opened up about the same in an interview with Vanity Fair.

Wonder Woman maestro Patty Jenkins. But some Gadot’s casting is another example of Neither Gadot nor Jenkins has addressed the backlash…yet. By By By Authentic, Accessible, RelevantMore from GlamourSee More Stories© 2020 Condé Nast.

Gal Gadot has responded to criticism of the viral video of herself and other stars singing John Lennon’s Imagine, saying: “I had nothing but good intentions.”

$590-million yacht could hold a candle to the astonishingly tone-deaf “Imagine” video that premiered in mid-March.

Wonder Woman star opened up in a new Vanity Fair piece on Tuesday after in March, she posted a video in which celebrities including herself, Kristen Wiig, Will Ferrell, and others sang John Lennon's "Imagine." It was meant to be seen as inspirational as the world went into COVID-19 lockdown, but it was instead the subject of mockery as many deemed it out of touch."Sometimes, you know, you try and do a good deed and it's just not the right good deed," Gadot told Vanity Fair.

Gal Gadot’s casting as Cleopatra in an upcoming biopic has ignited a debate about whitewashing and ancient history.  The actress announced on Sunday that she’s re-teaming with “Wonder Woman” director Patty Jenkins for a biopic about the life of the famous Queen of Egypt.

Gal Gadot is acknowledging the viral celebrity-filled «Imagine» video that didn't quite land at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The video features Gadot and many other stars singing along to John Lennon's «Imagine» in what was meant to be a show of unity.

Gal Gadot is acknowledging the viral celebrity-filled «Imagine» video that didn't quite land at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. The video features Gadot and many other stars singing along to John Lennon's «Imagine» in what was meant to be a show of unity.

Gal Gadot is taking the throne as Cleopatra in a brand new film adaptation of the legendary queen of Egypt.

Gal Gadot has a new project in the works. The DC Comics star is reteaming with "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins for a Cleopatra biopic.The 35-year-old Israeli actress will play the iconic Egyptian ruler.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot are reuniting for another costume drama. The duo will reteam for Cleopatra, a historical biopic in the works from Paramount Pictures, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.

Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins and star Gal Gadot are set to team up again on a new version of Cleopatra.The latest Hollywood take on the historical biopic is set to be produced by Paramount Pictures.The script for the film is set to be penned by Laeta Kalogridis, with Gadot starring as the Queen Of Egypt.The role of Cleopatra was first made famous by Elizabeth Taylor, who portrayed the Queen in the 1963 classic film of the same name.“I love embarking on new journeys, I love the excitement