The first Wonder Woman movie has left us all wanting for more. Apart from obviously exceeding the expectations, by A LOT, Jenkins has brought another Wonder Woman movie for us, and honestly, we can’t wait! Here, at The Hollywood Tribune, we have everything that one needs to know about Wonder Woman 1984.
Wonder Woman 1984: Release Date
Wonder Woman 1984: Cast
This movie stars Gal Gadot who reprises her role as Diana Prince alias Wonder Woman, making it her second DC movie as the lead, central character. The Israeli actress has also impressed us with her commendable performances in Fast and Furious and Date Night, among the many others.
Diana’s love interest, Steve Trevor, played by Chris Pine, returns for WW1984. What? Spoiler Alert: Steve dies at the end of the first movie. Although his body wasn’t shown in the movie, we do see Diana mourning. It is evident from the trailer that Steve returns, we are unsure in what way, but the veil shall be removed soon, hopefully!
Playing the role of the antagonist, Kristen Wiig has kept her lips sealed about fan theories, neither confirming nor denying them. She plays the role of Dr Barbara Minerva, an archaeologist, who becomes obsessed with Wonder Woman. It has been confirmed that Barbara later transforms into Wonder Woman’s arch-nemesis, the Cheetah. Although, the trailer shows us fragments that possibly implies the fact that Diana and Barbara were initially good friends.
Apart from the new supervillains, we also have Connie Nelson and Robin Wright returning as Hyppolta and Antiope, Diana’s mother and mentor, respectively.
Other prominent cast members include Natasha Rothwell, Soundarya Sharma, Ravi Patel and Gabriella Wilde.
Wonder Woman 1984: Plot?
Taking place 70 years after the first movie, i.e in the year 1984, Wonder Woman will be seen battling a new enemy. Set in the 80s, the movie gives us the correct vibes apt for the time frame. We also get an insight into how Diana has spent her life in the years after the events of the first movie.
Is Wonder Woman 1984 a Sequel?
Also, Patty Jenkins is the first woman to direct a major American superhero film, with far exceeded expectations, making her one of the highest-paid female directors, along with setting the bar very high for the second instalment.
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