DCU Seeks New Wonder Woman Post-Gal Gadot Exit

The entire Justice League cast seems to be excluded from James Gunn’s DC Universe, but fortunately, there are several strong contenders to step into the role of Wonder Woman after Gal Gadot’s departure. Gal Gadot, known for portraying Diana Prince in multiple DCEU films, including the beloved “Wonder Woman” and the controversial “Wonder Woman 1984,” will not reprise her role in the new DC Universe. This creates an opportunity for other talented actresses to take on the iconic character.

Gadot’s future as Wonder Woman became uncertain with the announcement of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s reboot of the DCEU into the DC Universe, alongside the cancellation of “Wonder Woman 3.” Despite earlier hints from Gadot about her involvement in a potential “Wonder Woman 3” project, it has now been confirmed that the Justice League cast will not return for Gunn’s DC Universe. This leaves Gal Gadot’s potential future in the DC Universe uncertain, as Aquaman actor Jason Momoa is reportedly negotiating for a new DC role, leaving the possibility open for Gadot to explore a different character within the DC Universe.

With the role of Wonder Woman now vacant, there are several talented actresses who could step into the iconic role. Some notable contenders include Jaimie Alexander, known for her role as Lady Sif in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, who could bring her experience and dramatic range to the character of Wonder Woman. Adrianne Palicki, who previously portrayed Wonder Woman in an unaired television pilot, has demonstrated her suitability for the role and could rectify past missteps in DC’s portrayal of the character.

Ana de Armas, popularly fancasted as Wonder Woman even before Gadot’s departure, has garnered attention for her performances in action-heavy roles, making her a strong contender for the role. Naomi Scott, known for her portrayal of Princess Jasmine in Disney’s live-action “Aladdin,” and Conor Leslie, who portrayed Donna Troy/Wonder Girl in DC’s “Titans” series, also present compelling options to take on the mantle of Wonder Woman.

Lauren Cohan, with her experience in portraying strong and resilient characters like Maggie Rhee in “The Walking Dead,” and Elizabeth Debicki, known for her role as Diana, Princess of Wales, in “The Crown,” offer unique interpretations that could align well with the direction of the DC Universe’s Wonder Woman mythos. Jodie Comer, celebrated for her versatility in both dramatic and comedic roles, and Adria Arjona, known for her performances in “Andor” and “6 Underground,” also stand out as potential candidates.

Lastly, Alexandra Daddario, a popular fancast for Wonder Woman, brings her experience from the “Percy Jackson” movies and her voice work as Lois Lane in DC’s animated projects, making her a well-rounded choice for the role. As the DC Universe looks to redefine its portrayal of Wonder Woman, these actresses offer a diverse range of talents and interpretations that could breathe new life into the iconic character across various media formats.

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