Gal Gadot accepts Critics Choice Awards Honor with inspiring speech
Gal Gadot has been the top trend in the US, India, and UK Twitter and sadly not for the right reasons. The Wonder Woman actress is the latest victim of the internet s cancel culture amid the Israel-Palestine conflict that has got the world leaders divided.
On May 12, Israeli actress Gal Gadot strongly advocated peace when she took to Twitter to share her concern over the crisis taking place in her country. My heart breaks. My country is at war. I worry for my family, my friends. I worry for my people. This is a vicious cycle that has been going on for far too long. Israel deserves to live as a free and safe nation, our neighbours deserve the same. I pray for the victims and their families, I pray for this unimaginable hostility to end, I pray for our leaders to find the solution so we could live side by side in peace. I pray for better days.
Rewind 2020: Female directors that empowered superhero movies
Even though the world got hit by a pandemic, there were several female artists who came together in 2020 to tell stories that empowered all of us during a tough time.
Gal Gadot accepts Critics Choice Awards Honor with inspiring speech
The year 2020 saw the rise of female artists coming together to create some amazing arts in all the sectors. Even though the world was hit by a pandemic, several female artists from the world tried their best to bring something amazing. From Cathy Yan to Patty Jenkins, female creative artists ruled the year 2020.
Sexist, Garbage: Fans fume after Wonder Woman 3 announced by WB, Gal Gadot
Patty Jenkins and Gal Gadot are teaming up again for Diana Prince s adventure for Wonder Woman 3 movie. However, several users seem unhappy as they called Wonder Woman 1984 a sexist movie.
Gal Gadot accepts Critics Choice Awards Honor with inspiring speech
Diana Prince and her warrior women clan from Amazon are officially returning to the big screen for a third time with yet another Wonder Woman movie. The Wonder Woman 1984 movie sequel will be written and directed by Patty Jenkins and will feature Gal Gadot in the leading role. However, there are several viewers who seem unhappy about having a sexist storyline in Wonder Woman 2 and hoping that Wonder Woman 3 would not follow the same mistakes.
Wonder Woman Gal Gadot defends Cleopatra casting after whitewashing controversy
Wonder Woman 1984 star Gal Gadot has finally defended the Cleopatra casting after facing whitewashing controversy from several critics. Check out Gal Gadot s entire interview.
Gal Gadot accepts Critics Choice Awards Honor with inspiring speech
Gal Gadot has once again impressed everyone after her phenomenal performance as Diana Prince in Patty Jenkins Wonder Woman 1983. The acclaimed Israeli star has now used the opportunity to address her plan to play Cleopatra following accusations of whitewashing.
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Cleopatra casting controversy:
Cleopatra is one of the most recognized characters in the last two centuries. Several Broadway, plays, and books have been created in and around this character. So, when it was announced that Cleopatra is again getting the big-screen treatment, fans of the Egyptian queen were very excited.
Gal Gadot accepts Critics Choice Awards Honor with inspiring speech
Gal Gadot s Wonder Woman 1984 has finally released in theaters and is garnering generally positive reviews from critics. However, this DC Extended Universe movie could have been more in terms of the narrative that will leave several cinephiles wanting more.
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Wonder Woman 1984 plot:
As earlier mentioned, Wonder Woman 1984 shows Gal Gadot portraying Diana Prince, aka Wonder Woman, who teams up with her past love as they face off against Maxwell Lord and Cheetah.
In the DC comics, Maxwell Lord IV is depicted as a shrewd and powerful businessman who is the founder of Lord Technologies and distrusts many government agencies and superheroes. Pedro Pascal does all the justice that he can do in this cinematic adaptation, given the little screen presence he received.