Wonder Woman 2 Releases Its First Teaser

Even before its release, Gal Gadot-starrer ‘Wonder Woman 2’ has been creating buzz and now DCEU creative chief Geoff Johns playfully sends out the first official teaser and we are lovin’ every snap of it.

Gadot returns as Diana. Johns' official Facebook page teases a cryptic poster and hints at a Cold War setting. It includes a probable film's title with the cryptic message: "WW84."

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Reportedly, the franchise officials were summoned last week for a discussion on  a dozen web domains in relation to Wonder Woman. They even shortlisted a few name phrases like 'Wonder Woman Returns', 'Wonder Woman Arrives', 'Wonder Woman Rises' and… 'Wonder Woman 1984'.

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"The most exciting thing about is literally seeing her loose in the world now, living those classic stories. Here's Wonder Woman, and what can she do?" the director teased.

"It should be a totally different movie, but a grand and now full-blown Wonder Woman in the world."

So now that we know that Director Patty Jenkins’ upcoming film will set forward from World War I to the Cold War in 1984. It will feature Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) against classic comic book villain Cheetah (Kristen Wiig), with Game of Thrones' Pedro Pascal joining the cast in a mysterious role.

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The director-actress duo is reportedly receiving massive pay raise for the sequel. Reportedly, Jenkins in particular tripling her director's salary following the huge success of the first Wonder Woman film -- records on its way to $821 million worldwide.

The sequel is also the first to implement the Producers Guild of America’s anti-sexual harassment guidelines. The guidelines were announced earlier this year.

Wonder Woman 2 would be the first production to adopt the new recommendations

Wonder Woman 2 will premiere on November 1, 2019.

Picture Credit: Omega Level.net

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