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James Gunn Shares Update On Wonder Woman Casting & Reports About Film Being “Fast-Tracked” After ‘Superman’ Release
DC UNIVERSE FILM PRODUCTIONS, JUL 18 – James Gunn confirmed no casting or discussions for Wonder Woman will occur until the script is completed and production only proceeds with a finalized script, he said.
- Earlier this week, DC Studios chief James Gunn clarified studio is not looking to fill the Wonder Woman role yet, stressing 'We're also not casting WW, nor even discussing it, until a script is finished.'
- Fans noticed James Gunn followed actress Adria Arjona on Instagram, sparking speculation she might be cast as Wonder Woman.
- Gunn emphasized his casting ethos, and he denied the studio is seeking a TV-centric actress like Milly Alcock for Wonder Woman.
- On Threads Friday, James Gunn clarified, 'Nothing is going to be shot unless we're as sure as we can be that the script is good,' emphasizing a cautious approach to production pace.
- Meanwhile, the Wonder Woman script is being written right now, Gunn told EW that a release date has not yet been set.
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James Gunn Shares Update On Wonder Woman Casting & Reports About Film Being “Fast-Tracked” After ‘Superman’ Release
James Gunn is clearing up reports about the future of Wonder Woman as his DC Universe takes shape on the big screen following the release of Superman.
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