Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman was released in U.S. theaters on June 2, 2017, and star Gal Gadot took to Twitter yesterday to mark the movie's 4-year anniversary with a heartfelt message for fans of the iconic DC Comics heroine.
The Zack Snyder's Justice League actress said that the role "changed my life," and that she's "forever grateful for this amazing opportunity and I promise we will always do everything to keep and tell Wonder Woman’s story in the best way possible." Gadot finished by teasing Diana's return in the planned Wonder Woman 3.
Details on Warner Bros.' next solo Wonder Woman adventure are few and far between, but the mixed response to WW84 may well have resulted in the project being put on the long finger. As far as we know, Jenkins does intend to return to the director's chair.
Gadot recently came under fire for taking what many deemed to be a controversial stance on the resurgence of violence between Israel and Palestine, with some calling for her to be removed from her role as Wonder Woman in the DCEU. She has yet to issue a response.
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