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Patty Jenkins Teases The Return Of Kristen Wiig’s Cheetah In Third ‘Wonder Woman’ Film

With Warner Bros. confirming Patty Jenkins’ return for a third Wonder Woman film, the director has now teased a WW84 villain’s possible return to the Amazon’s next big screen adventure.

‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Director Patty Jenkins Uncertain About Returning For Third Wonder Woman Film

While fans have connected Patty Jenkins to the Wonder Woman franchise as much as Gal Gadot, the director is unsure whether she would come back for a third Wonder Woman film.

‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Will Release In 4K, Dolby Vision & Dolby Atmos, and HDR 10 This December

Today “Wonder Woman 1984” director Patty Jenkins announced that the movie will be released in 4K, HDR10, and Dolby Atmos & Dolby Vision.

Independent Cinema Alliance Supports ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Release

Independent Cinema Alliance shows its support for WarnerMedia’s release of ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ via HBO Max and in theatres.

Warner Bros Decides ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Will Be Released On Both HBO Max And In Movie Theaters

Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman 1984 will debut this Christmas in theaters and on HBO Max

Paramount Pictures Taps “Wonder Woman” Duo Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot For Upcoming ‘Cleopatra’ BioPic

Wonder Women Gal Gadot and Patty Jenkins have just been tapped to bring another strong woman’s story to the big screen .. this time it’s the Queen of Egypt herself, Cleopatra.

Warner Bros. Delays Wonder Woman 1984 Until Christmas Day

Warner Bros. and DC Comics next entry into the DC Cinematic Multiverse just got pushed back … again.

[DC Fandome 2020] Wonder Woman 1984 – Panel Recap

A recap of the Wonder Woman 1984 panel that kicks off DC Fandome!

“Wonder Woman 1984” and “Tenet” Get New Release Dates

“Wonder Woman 1984” and “Tenet” see new but close release dates, as “Inception” will be shown in theaters.

[RUMOR] – Warner Bros. is Discussing Whether or Not to Release “Wonder Woman 1984” Straight to Digital

RUMOR: Warner Bros is currently debating if they should completely forego the “Wonder Woman 1984” theatrical release and send the film straight to digital, reported The Wrap Friday.