WONDER WOMAN 1984: Chris Pine Sheds Some Light On His Very Different Steve Trevor In The Sequel
We don't know how it happens, but Chris Pine's Steve Trevor returns from the dead in Wonder Woman 1984 and the actor now sheds some light on why "the tables have turned" for the character in the sequel...
Variety recently visited the set of Wonder Woman 1984 and the trade caught up with both director Patty Jenkins and star Chris Pine.
"These days, there are difficult things to shoot," the filmmaker says in regards to shooting a series of huge setpieces in quick succession during the final days of production on the sequel in London. "This is not that difficult; it’s just the directions and the multitasking. And it is so interesting how normal it is once you have a complicated plan."
One of the biggest mysteries surrounding the follow-up is how Steve Trevor returns after his death in Wonder Woman. After all, it was a pretty definitive moment and he's somehow not aged since World War I despite the fact that a good seventy odd years have passed.
"This one is a little different for me tonally," he teases. "The tables are turned, and I’m more of the deer in the headlights." In other words, we're getting a reversal of the typical leading-man scenario which sounds just about right for a female-led blockbuster like this.
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