RUMOR: THE FLASH Solo Movie FLASHPOINT To Include Gal Gadot As WONDER WOMAN
Wonder Woman is a major player in the Flashpoint comic, a theme that will carry over into film as a new report suggests that we will see Gal Gadot as everyone's favorite Amazon Princess in the movie.
Forbes has a great write-up today detailing Wonder Woman's historic run in the box-office. It is well worth the read, but it's the blurb at the end that is sure to catch readers attention.
While outlining the future of The Amazon Princess, the outlet is reporting that not only will we see star Gal Gadot pick up the Lasso Of Truth in her sequel planned for 2019, but also in The Flash film as well that is now being titled Flashpoint.
The info is as stated, "Gadot is also expected to reprise her role as Wonder Woman in the upcoming production of Flashpoint, which will be Flash's solo movie but is also more of another superhero team-up featuring several additional DC superheroes. Flashpoint is currently scheduled to release in 2020. So we'll see Wonder Woman twice this year, again in 2019, and in 2020. That's an average of one appearance every year, and it means Wonder Woman could potentially appear in as many different films as Batman will over the course of the next few years in the DCEU."
Another little interesting bit in the above quote is that Flashpoint is aiming for a 2020 release date. It is also worth noting that there is mention of other heroes appearing in the film as well. Cyborg, another main player from the Flashpoint comic storyline, was rumored to a part of The Flash solo film when Rick Famuyiwa was on board to direct.
While all of this info is extremely plausible, we will keep it in the rumor column until Warner Brothers makes an official announcement. You can catch Wonder Woman in her next appearance in Justice League, in theaters on November 17, 2017.
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