Wonder Woman 3

I think Rogue Squadron is more far ahead than what’s being reported. Disney gave it a Christmas 2023 release date, but the majority of their 2020 slate got delayed due to Covid. Under normal circumstances the movie might have come out 6 months to a year earlier. So, I don’t think the Cleopatra movie is that far away from being made. They might be in production by 2022.

But you’re right. Either way you slice it, Patty Jenkins wouldn’t be available to direct for at least 3 or 4 years. The article says she’s “attached to direct” but that isn’t confirmation. Right now, she’s just signed on as a writer-producer. My guess is they’ll bring in someone else to direct, maybe Deborah Chow, and “fast track it” so Gal Gadot can shoot it before Cleopatra.

Hearing Chris pine is coming back.


Of course he is.

What if he inhabits Diana's body and we get Freaky Friday shenanigans?

WHAT IF HE'S CAPTAIN KIRK?

They’ll cast William Shatner and he’ll make out with Gal Gadot.

www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/1200523-wonder-woman-3-gal-gadot-long-awaited-team-up-lynda-carter

Wonder Woman 3: Gal Gadot on Long-Awaited Team-Up with Lynda Carter

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www.thewrap.com/wonder-woman-3-patty-jenkins-what-really-happened/


Hollywood was stunned by the news this week that Warner Bros Discovery would not move forward with “Wonder Woman 3,” but in fact it was Patty Jenkins, who directed the first two films in the superhero series, who walked off the project after rejecting studio notes on her treatment, multiple individuals told TheWrap.

Jenkins’ exit came as James Gunn and Peter Safran have been getting settled into their new roles as co-CEOs of DC Films and are busy plotting out an extensive multi-year plan for DC films, TV shows and games that they will present to Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav next week.
But the two had nothing to do with what happened to “Wonder Woman 3,” TheWrap has learned.

Although Gunn and Safran have been given a mandate to reshape the DC landscape, Warner Bros. Discovery has “ongoing enterprises” that “nobody was going to mess with,” according to one insider. This includes Matt Reeves writing the sequel to “The Batman,” J.J. Abrams’ Black-led “Superman” from Ta-Nehisi Coates, Todd Phillips’ “Joker 2,” and Patty Jenkins doing “Wonder Woman 3.”

Last week, Jenkins turned in her treatment for “Wonder Woman 3” to the studio, according to the insiders.

Warner Bros. Film Group Co-Chairpersons and CEOs Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy didn’t think the treatment worked and decided not to move forward with the film in its current iteration. Gunn and Safran, who had nothing to do with the decision, also agreed with De Luca and Abdy that the treatment didn’t work.

De Luca and Abdy spoke to Jenkins first and communicated that they didn’t get the treatment, didn’t think it was the right direction for the franchise and asked Jenkins if she would consider pitching something else for the IP in another direction.

According to one insider, Jenkins refused and let De Luca and Abdy “know that they were wrong, that they didn’t understand her, didn’t understand the character, didn’t understand character arcs and didn’t understand what Jenkins was trying to do.”

To underscore her point, according to the first insider, Jenkins sent an email to De Luca that ended with a link to the Wikipedia definition of “character arc.”

Jenkins was told that if she wanted to come back and pitch a different direction for Wonder Woman, the studio would hear it. She stood firm to her vision and responded that if they didn’t want to do her treatment, she wasn’t going to do a different one and would instead just move on to her next film.

Jenkins especially didn’t want to hear what newly installed DC Chiefs Gunn and Safran had to say, even though they had nothing to do with decision to not move forward with her version of “Wonder Woman 3.”
“She just doesn’t want to allow them to have a seat at the table to have an opinion on something new that she might come up with,” the insider added.

Representatives for Jenkins did not respond to requests for comment from TheWrap. Warner Bros declined to comment for this story.
The studio hasn’t killed the “Wonder Woman” franchise altogether and Gal Gadot is still attached to the role at this point. The studio has yet to discuss with Gadot how she feels about continuing as the Amazonian warrior without Jenkins, and hopes she wishes to stay on.

WW1984 was horrendously bad, so the treatment she turned in must have been on about that same level of quality and they smartly said no thanks.

Everyone but Jenkins wins here.

So what happened to Wonder Woman 3 movie? The Wonder Woman 3 movie has been canceled. I don't think I ever watch it again or not. Probably they will find someone else. Who knows?!?!