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Gal Gadot says she wouldn’t do a third Wonder Woman film due to family commitments and criticizes how DC Studios handled the exits of Henry Cavill and Patty Jenkins, noting the Cavill/Jenkins situations were not handled elegantly as DC reorganizes its universe under new leadership.
Gal Gadot says she exited Wonder Woman after seeing how Henry Cavill’s DC exit and the broader handling of fellow creatives were not elegant; she was open to continuing, but chose to step away so the character could be treated with respect, noting she was a vessel rather than the sole owner and that Gunn/Safran’s team would develop it, though the plan evolved with a new Wonder Woman casting.
Patty Jenkins is back in development on the script for "Rogue Squadron" after the cancellation of "Wonder Woman 3." She had initially left "Star Wars" to work on "Wonder Woman 3," but with the latter project falling apart, she is now focusing on "Rogue Squadron." While the movie's official confirmation is pending, Jenkins is working on the script and expressed her willingness to make it, emphasizing the beauty and emotion of the "Star Wars" universe. Her departure from "Wonder Woman 3" came after Warner Bros. leadership passed on her treatment for the sequel, and she indicated that her involvement with the "Wonder Woman" franchise is over, at least for the time being.
Ana de Armas has denied rumors that she will be taking over the role of Wonder Woman from Gal Gadot in the upcoming reimagining of the DC Universe. De Armas praised Gadot's performance and said she should continue in the role. The future of Wonder Woman remains uncertain after the third installment was scrapped, and Safran and Gunn are currently reinventing the DC Universe with a new Superman set to debut in 2025.
Ana de Armas has denied rumors that she will be taking over the role of Wonder Woman from Gal Gadot, stating that Gadot is doing a great job. The future of Gadot in the role remains uncertain after the third installment of Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman was scrapped. Safran and Gunn are in the process of reinventing the DC Universe with a new Superman that will kick in a new era when Superman: Legacy drops in theaters in 2025.