Wonder Woman Release Date Estimate, News & Updates
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Wonder Woman Release Date Estimate, News & Updates

The Wonder Woman release date is a big talking point among fans. James Gunn, the co-CEO and Chairman of DC Studios, has marked the new era of the franchise with the recent release of Superman, starring David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan. As the rebooted universe continues to move forward, there are plans for several interesting DCU movies, and work on some of them has started as well. One of the projects also appears to be that of Wonder Woman.

So, here are more details on Wonder Woman and when it could come out.

What is the Wonder Woman release date estimate?

Wonder Woman release date estimate is late 2027 or 2028. This is based on the project’s current stage in development.

James Gunn has previously revealed that the project is in its writing stage. Moreover, a latest report suggests that a writer has been tapped already. So, if the story gets penned by next year and things move fast without unforeseen delays, then late 2027 could be expected. But, most likely, a 2028 release date seems to be a high possibility, considering all the factors in the filmmaking process.

Wonder Woman news and updates

According to The Wrap, Ana Nogueira has been tapped to pen the script of Wonder Woman for DC Studios. She wrote the screenplay for the upcoming Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, . At the moment, DC Studios has neither confirmed nor denied the comment.

Recently, James Gunn took to Threads to address the speculations around the movie being fast-tracked. He said, “It’s a priority, but I wouldn’t call that fast-tracked. Nothing is going to be shot unless we’re as sure as we can be that the script is good.” 

In addition, Gunn debunked a rumor about the Wonder Woman casting. Earlier, there was a speculation that DC Studios is seeking “an actress with a TV-centric resume, akin to Supergirl’s Milly Alcock.”

Refuting the claims, Gunn stated, “Nope. And I’d never in a million years look for a major role based on whether they did TV, films, or whatever. It’s all about the casting.” 

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