Gal Gadot says plans for a third “Wonder Woman” film are halted and that the way DC Studios handled those decisions was “not handled elegantly.” In comments shared via her appearance on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, she says DC Studios leadership—cited as James Gunn and Peter Safran—told her they would develop “Wonder Woman 3” with her returning in the lead role after taking over and rebooting the Zack Snyder DC Universe.
Gadot also addresses Henry Cavill’s departure from the role of Superman, saying the situation was handled similarly and did not meet her expectations. She adds that despite her critique, she frames it as a professional matter rather than a personal dispute, saying “we’re all adults and it’s all good.” Variety and /Film both report her remarks, focusing on her view that DC Studios’ communications and process around these major casting and franchise changes were not smooth. The outlets largely differ in emphasis—one highlighting the specific timeline of studio leadership and reboot decisions, the other foregrounding her criticism of how both projects were handled—while agreeing on the core point of her comments.
