The Wonder Woman stars, including Gal Gadot, Robin Wright, Chris Pine, and director Patty Jenkins, attended a fan screening of the comic book movie in New York on Wednesday night. The event took place just two days before the film’s official release, generating much excitement among fans. Gal Gadot, the Israeli actress known for her role as Wonder Woman, looked stunning in a black and white patterned mini skirt that highlighted her slender figure.
Gal Gadot took on some promotional responsibilities by attending a fan screening of Wonder Woman in New York. She rocked an elegant updo with her brunette hair and opted for chic bare legs matched with strappy black sandals. Her dark red manicure perfectly complemented her lip color. As she entered the movie theater, she effortlessly carried her cell phone in one hand.
Israeli actress Gadot, 32, looked chic in a black and white patterned mini skirt that showed off her slim figure, pairing it with strappy black sandals. In an interview with THR.com, Gadot expressed admiration for director Jenkins’ work. “We’re used to seeing male protagonists in movies directed by men, but Patty has portrayed Wonder Woman in a way that is relatable to everyone. Regardless of gender or age, everyone can connect with her character,” Gadot remarked. Jenkins further challenged the notion that certain professions are gender-specific.
Under pressure, the star was accompanied by Robin Wright, Chris Pine, and director Patty Jenkins at the event just two days before the highly-awaited movie’s premiere.
Expressing her confusion, she mentioned to THR.com, “I find it puzzling why being a director is considered unusual for a woman. It seems like a very fitting role, almost maternal in a sense. You are responsible for taking care of so many things.”
It has been disclosed that Gal obtained the approval of original Wonder Woman Lynda Carter for portraying the main role in the film. When asked about her support for the new movie by ET Online, Carter stated, “I fully support it. I passed on the torch to Gal and Patty.”
Carter feels a special connection with Gadot and director Patty Jenkins due to their involvement with the movie. She elaborated, “The three of us have a special bond from embodying this character. I urge you all to welcome this new rendition.”
It is a significant moment as a major motion picture in the comic book genre, led by a female director and featuring a female lead, approaches its release. Director Jenkins expressed her eagerness to seek actress Carter’s approval before embarking on the project based on DC Marvel Comics. She emphasized the importance of receiving guidance from Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the original series, to ensure the new movie honors the legacy of the character. Jenkins wanted to show respect for Carter’s portrayal and continue the legacy of Wonder Woman for future audiences.
Actress authority: Gadot and Wright seemed happy and energetic while interacting with their fans at the Lincoln Square theater.
