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DC Finds Its 'Wonder Woman' Reboot Writer
DC UNIVERSE, JUL 20 – James Gunn prioritizes Wonder Woman's reboot with a new script by Ana Nogueira as part of a broader DC Universe refresh centered on Maxwell Lord and lesser-known heroes.
- Ana Nogueira is writing a new Wonder Woman film as part of DC Studios' reboot under James Gunn and Peter Safran.
- This project follows DC's decision to reboot Wonder Woman with a new actress and distinct take after passing on Patty Jenkins' sequel plans.
- Ana Nogueira is the screenwriter for the Supergirl film, directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Milly Alcock, which is scheduled for release on June 26, 2026.
- James Gunn stated their Wonder Woman take will differ from previous versions and affirmed, "nothing is going to be shot unless we are sure the script is good."
- The new Wonder Woman film reflects DC Studios' effort to build on Superman's box office success while developing a fresh direction for its core superheroes.
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‘Supergirl’ Scribe Ana Nogueira To Pen ‘Wonder Woman’ Reboot For DC Studios
We’ve confirmed that Supergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira is writing DC Studios’ new redo of Wonder Woman. The writer is also reportedly set to write a live-action take of Teen Titans for the James Gunn- and Peter Safran-run Warner Bros label. DC Studios doesn’t comment on development news. The news comes in the wake of Gunn’s Superman coursing […]
'Wonder Woman' Taps 'Supergirl' Writer Ana Nogueira for DC Studios Film
Playwright, actress and screenwriter Ana Nogueira has been tapped to write “Wonder Woman” for DC Studios, TheWrap has exclusively learned. One of DC Studios’ go-to hitters, Nogueira also wrote the upcoming “Supergirl” movie which is currently in post-production, along with the live-action “Teen Titans.” DC Studios declined to comment. Back in June, DC Studios Co-CEO James Gunn announced that a new “Wonder Woman” film was being written alongside …
Wonder Woman script is being written by the screenwriter behind the upcoming Supergirl
We recently reported that DC film boss James Gunn had decided to fast-track a Wonder Woman film in the newly launched DC universe, which means we will have to wait a little longer for the next Superman film. Following an article in The Wrap about Ana Nogueira - screenwriter for the upcoming Supergirl and Teen Titans - being given the honor of writing Wonder Woman, Gunn has now confirmed the news on Threads. The film is currently being written, …
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