‘Wonder Woman 3’ doesn’t fit in with new DC Studios plans

A few days ago we reported how Wonder Woman 3 both are under development on new DC Studios but according to industry experts, this third chapter is not included in the plans of the studiosdespite the claims of the lead actress Gal Gadot.

According to what was reported diversitythe new bosses of the newborn DC Studios, i.e. James Gunn AND Peter Safran, they currently have no plans to turn the Wonder Woman-related project into their new one. DC Universebeyond the already announced prequel series lost heaven

which will be broadcast exclusively on Max.

As expected, these rumors are in stark contrast to what Gadot said, who stated that she had learned that she would be developing Wonder Woman 3 with Gunn and Safran.

What will be true? Is there a chance for a third film about the heroine played by an Israeli actress, or will the upcoming reboot with the new DC Universe not even spare the Amazon princess?

What is Wonder Woman Paradise Lost about?

Announced earlier this year as part of Gunn and Safran’s initial DCU roster, lost heaven this should be a prequel series Game of Thrones which revolves around the politics of the Amazons before the birth of Diana Prince.

“This is a Game of Thrones-style story about the atmosphere of Paradise Island, the home of the Amazons, and the birthplace of Wonder Woman,” Gunn said during a presentation to reporters in January. “And that includes all the darkness, drama and political intrigue behind this all-female society. This is the origin story of how these women emerged from society. What does it mean? What is their policy? What are their rules? Who is responsible? What games do they play with each other to get to the top? I think it’s a really exciting thing.”

So it seems unlikely that we’ll see Gal Gadot return to the new DC Universe in Wonder Woman 3, but given the times of uncertainty that exist in Hollywood, there’s still a bit of hope for fans, at least until the same Israeli actress origin. will not say goodbye to his iconic character.