Wonder Woman movie

'Wonder Woman' Hires Six Writers for Six Different Scripts
'Wonder Woman' Hires Six Writers for Six Different Scripts
'Wonder Woman' Hires Six Writers for Six Different Scripts
Following the recent announcement that Warner Bros. has hired the awesomely talented Michelle MacLaren to direct the first ‘Wonder Woman’ solo film, we also learned that the studio was close to hiring ‘Pan’ screenwriter Jason Fuchs to pen the script. But now it seems that Fuchs may not be the only screenwriter on the project (if he’s still involved at all): rumor has it that WB has hired a total of six writers to deliver six different scripts. Stop scratching your head so much, you’ll make a bald spot.
'Wonder Woman' Solo Film Hires a Screenwriter
'Wonder Woman' Solo Film Hires a Screenwriter
'Wonder Woman' Solo Film Hires a Screenwriter
There’s some maybe not-so-great news here to report: the ‘Wonder Woman’ film is reportedly in negotiations with a screenwriter following the hiring of director Michelle MacLaren. And although we had our fingers crossed that WB would also hire a woman to script the film, their screenwriter of choice is Jason Fuchs, who is, as you may have guessed, a dude. He’s also responsible for the screenplay for the upcoming ‘Pan’ movie, which doesn’t seem very promising. But there’s still hope! Don’t feel too bad yet!
Rumor: WB Wants Michelle MacLaren for 'Wonder Woman'
Rumor: WB Wants Michelle MacLaren for 'Wonder Woman'
Rumor: WB Wants Michelle MacLaren for 'Wonder Woman'
In what is probably the best rumor of the week already, WB has apparently got their collective studio eyes on Michelle MacLaren to direct their upcoming 'Wonder Woman' movie. MacLaren is best known for her work on television, where she's directed some of the most riveting episodes of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Game of Thrones,' so she knows a thing or two about action and what makes for a compelling, complex character.
Wonder Woman Movie Isn't a Job Director Lexi Alexander Wants
Wonder Woman Movie Isn't a Job Director Lexi Alexander Wants
Wonder Woman Movie Isn't a Job Director Lexi Alexander Wants
'Wonder Woman' will be the first solo female superhero film to grace the big screen since 2005's best-forgotten 'Elektra,' and with fans clamoring for a female superhero movie, it has the distinct pleasure of having a metric ton of expectations placed on its figurative shoulders. WB has made the right call in deciding to hire a female director, and one of the names that's been tossed round online is Lexi Alexander, who previously directed 'Punisher: War Zone' -- but you can go ahead and cross her name off the list because according to her, she's definitely not interested in the job.
Infographic: New Superhero Movies Between Now And 2020
Infographic: New Superhero Movies Between Now And 2020
Infographic: New Superhero Movies Between Now And 2020
For anyone who remembers the days when just one Spider-Man movie seemed an impossible dream, the above infographic is an astonishing representation of how comic book superheroes now dominate popular entertainment. ComicsAlliance’s own graphics maestro Dylan Todd put together this timeline that reveals what the next six years of superhero movies look like, with some dates and titles still to be announced. The graphic will be updated as new information is released.
Ask Chris #193: Let's Pitch A Wonder Woman Movie
Ask Chris #193: Let's Pitch A Wonder Woman Movie
Ask Chris #193: Let's Pitch A Wonder Woman Movie
Q: I am sick of hearing that a Wonder Woman movie is too hard. I know how I would do it, but what's your pitch for a Wonder Woman film? -- @Bibphile78 A: A few weeks ago, I probably would've backed off of this question, for two simple reasons. The first is that I was pretty sure my specific tastes don't really match up with what goes into a big-budget Hollywood film, but that was before we knew Ma