As the DC Universe continues to expand with new projects, fans eagerly await news of who will portray iconic characters like Wonder Woman. Recently, rumors circulated about Elizabeth Debicki being considered for the role, prompting a response from James Gunn, who is involved in the DC Universe.
Gunn, known for his work on Guardians of the Galaxy, clarified that the rumor about Debicki playing Wonder Woman is false. Despite having worked with Debicki in the past, Gunn stated that he had never entertained the idea of casting her as the Amazonian heroine.
With Gal Gadot officially done with the role of Wonder Woman, questions arise about the character’s future in the DC Universe. While a solo Wonder Woman movie was not included in the initial slate of DC Universe projects, there may still be unannounced projects in development.
In the meantime, the DC Universe will explore Wonder Woman’s mythos through other avenues. The Paradise Lost TV show, set as a prequel to Diana’s birth, will provide insight into Themyscira and its inhabitants. Additionally, the Creature Commandos animated series will feature Circe, one of Wonder Woman’s famous adversaries, voiced by Anya Chalotra.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding Wonder Woman’s future, her iconic status suggests that she will eventually return to the forefront of the DC Universe. Whether through her own solo movie or appearances in other projects, fans can expect to see Diana Prince in action once again.
FAQ
Is Elizabeth Debicki being considered to play Wonder Woman in the DC Universe’s Paradise Lost?
No, James Gunn debunked the rumor, stating that he had never considered casting Elizabeth Debicki as Wonder Woman.
Will there be a Wonder Woman solo movie in the DC Universe’s Chapter 1, “Gods and Monsters”?
While a Wonder Woman solo movie was not initially announced, there may still be unannounced projects in development for the DC Universe.
What other projects will explore Wonder Woman’s mythos in the DC Universe?
The Paradise Lost TV show will serve as a prequel to Diana’s birth, offering insights into Themyscira and its inhabitants. Additionally, the Creature Commandos animated series will feature Circe, a notable villain from Wonder Woman’s lore.