Gal Gadot Releases First Image of Her "Wonder Woman 1984" Costume

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Gal Gadot released the first image of herself in the Wonder Woman costume on the set of "Wonder Woman 1984", yesterday, June 16, 2018 on Twitter.
Gal Gadot rocking the Wonder Woman 1984 Costume
The outfit looks very similar to the one she rocked in the original film, only shinier, although that may be a trick of the light though.
There seem to be only the subtlest of difference in the costume, which seems mostly identical. Gadot is even rocking the leather hand wraps from her time in World War I. 

The sequel to the smash hit film is currently shooting in Georgetown, where the streets are filled with extras in 80’s garb. Filming also took place at the infamous Watergate Hotel, lending credence to the theory that 1984 will be more of a spy thriller than a war movie.

The film also stars Kristen Wiig as famous Wonder Woman adversary Cheetah, as well as Pedro Pascal (Game of Thrones) in an unnamed role. 

Wonder Woman 1984 is slated to be released on November 1, 2019. 

While it’s a long time to wait for the highly anticipated sequel, it’s surely is worth all the wait.

Source: Mary Sue

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