Gal Gadot made a stylish appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego, California, over the weekend for Warner Bros. The 33-year-old actress from Israel donned a form-fitting mini dress in a rich shade of purple, complete with fringe detailing at the hem, paired with some sky-high heels. The brunette beauty was at the event to promote the upcoming release of Wonder Woman 1984 alongside her co-star Chris Pine, set to hit US theaters on November 1, 2019.
Cheerful woman: Gal Gadot brought a burst of color to Comic-Con in San Diego, California over the weekend as she joined Warner Bros for the event.
Celeb Style: The Israeli actress, aged 33, rocked a form-fitting, rich purple mini dress adorned with fringe at the bottom, paired with stunningly high heels.
In the upcoming film, Wonder Woman faces off with the fierce villain Cheetah, known for her extraordinary strength and agility.
SNL alum Kristen Wiig takes on the role of Cheetah, known for her work in popular films like Bridesmaids and Ghostbusters alongside Melissa McCarthy.
Rumors suggest that Lynda Carter, star of the 1970s Wonder Woman TV series, may make a special appearance in the movie.
Patty Jenkins, the talented director behind the film, was also present at Comic-Con.
A new suntan: The beauty sported a radiant glow, hinting that she had recently enjoyed a summer getaway.
In peak condition: She has been hitting the gym continuously to reprise her role as Diana Prince/Wonder Woman.
There is much to discuss: Gadot has expressed her desire to portray Wonder Woman as a fearless character in order to serve as a role model for young girls. Pine appeared relaxed in his pink shirt and yellow slacks, looking as though he was ready for a summer barbecue. Despite the confusion among fans about his character’s return in WW: 1984, Pine seemed at ease as he interacted with the audience, reprising his role as Steve Trevor despite his apparent demise in the first Wonder Woman film set in WWI.
The dark-haired beauty was present to promote Wonder Woman 1984 alongside her colleague Chris Pine, set to hit theaters in the US on November 1, 2019.
The director, Patty Jenkins, revealed that she selected the year 1984 as the backdrop for the sequel because it represented humanity in both its highest and lowest forms. She emphasized that it showcased people at their most extreme. As reported by PolyGon, a brief teaser was shown that featured Diana in her iconic uniform rescuing a young girl from armed criminals at a shopping mall. Diana disarms the gunmen, swiftly moves the girl out of harm’s way by sending her flying into two giant stuffed bears, before using her lasso to capture the criminals and leaping off the second floor.
Jenkins explained to the crowd that she selected the year 1984 as the backdrop for her story because it captured humanity in both its highest and lowest moments, representing us in our most intense states.
Chuckling: Gal shared a laugh behind the scenes with Chris Pine at the event.
‘The vibrant colors popped, the action sequences were intense yet captivating (especially the lasso, shown in stunning slow-motion), and despite Tiffany not belting out ’80s hits in her typical mall-tour style, the overall energy was electrifying.’
‘What truly resonated with me,’ Jenkins explained, ‘was my desire to create unforgettable movies during my lifetime.’
‘I realized that I have a deep affection for these characters and this world, and the idea of crafting a film that is fresh, powerful, and just as groundbreaking as the first one excited me. Naturally, I knew I had to pursue that opportunity.’
According to the director, the vibrant colors, intense action, and stunning slow-motion shots of the lasso were all captivating. Despite Tiffany not performing in her typical 1980s-mall-tour style, the scene still had a high level of energy.
Two amazing portrayals: On the left, Gal Gadot in the role of Wonder Woman, and on the right, Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman in the television series.