On Wednesday, Chris Pine and Gal Gadot were spotted filming for the upcoming sequel of Wonder Woman: 1984 in Alexandria, Virginia. It’s the first time the two have been seen together on set since the original film was released in 2017. Hours before this sighting, director Patty Jenkins had tweeted an image of Pine from the movie. Fans have been left puzzled by Pine’s appearance in the sequel as his character was killed off in the first film. Additionally, Wonder Woman: 1984 is set almost 70 years after the WWI era of the first film, which further adds to the confusion.
Gal Gadot and Chris Pine have been photographed on the set of Wonder Woman 1984 in Virginia. As is common with comic book characters, there are various theories as to how Pine’s character, Trevor, has returned after his apparent death in the first film. These include time travel, resurrection, and alternate universes. Another possibility is that Pine may be playing Trevor’s son. The sequel is set in 1984, and both actors’ costumes on Wednesday were fittingly retro. Gadot wore a cream suit with a white blouse featuring a large collar.
Fans are feeling puzzled about Pine’s role in the upcoming movie because his character died in the first Wonder Woman movie, which was a huge success directed by Patty Jenkins.
Possible explanations have been suggested for the tendency of comic book characters to come back to life. These theories include time travel, resurrection, and alternate universes.
The continuation of the story takes place during the year 1984, and the clothing choices of the main characters on Wednesday clearly had a retro vibe.
Chris chose to wear black trousers and a navy bomber jacket, reminiscent of his days as a World War I pilot. To complete the look, he rolled up his sleeves and added a navy striped waistcoat and a thick brown belt. He also wore cream Nike trainers, proving that he had mastered the style of the era.
I couldn’t spot the famous Wonder Woman costume anywhere as it seemed to have been left behind at home.
Back in the 80s, it was totally cool to wear loose-fitting outfits like the one Gadot wore. She looked stunning in her cream suit and white blouse with a big collar, taking us back in time with her retro style.
Completing the ensemble, she added a waistcoat with navy stripes and a belt in a rich brown hue.
Gal from Miami Vice had her sleeves always rolled up as her signature style.
Recap: During a break from filming, the attractive 33-year-old actress took some time to grab a beverage. She was sporting a fanny pack which was very popular in the 80s. Director Patty Jenkins had previously tweeted a photo of actor Chris Pine in the same outfit, appearing confused in a shopping mall. The tweet welcomed Pine to the cast of “Wonder Woman 1984”, the highly-anticipated sequel to Jenkins’ first film that received excellent reviews.
The two guys in the movie “A Wrinkle in Time” solidified the fact that the film was indeed set in a particular time period.
Chris took off his bomber jacket and underneath it, he was wearing a fitted white t-shirt and pants that sat high on his waist.
It has been suggested that Pine’s character in the upcoming film may be Trevor’s son. Interestingly, despite the time difference between the original setting and the new film, Pine’s character appears to have aged very little. It remains a mystery how he will return after sacrificing himself in the previous movie to prevent a gas attack. Recently, Gadot, who plays Wonder Woman, shared an image on Twitter of her character gazing at a dozen TV screens. The fashion and decor around her suggest that the film is set in the Reagan Era.
On Wednesday, the director of “Wonder Woman 1984”, Patty Jenkins, shared a tweet revealing the first official picture of Chris Pine’s character Steve Trevor in the movie. The image depicts him in the setting of the Reagan Era.
Gal Gadot, who portrays the iconic superhero in the Wonder Woman franchise, caused a stir on Twitter when she shared a snapshot of herself staring at 12 TV monitors. The screens display a range of images from the 80s, including a smiling JR Ewing from Dallas. While the first movie flits between the present day and World War I, the character has also appeared in other DC movies set in modern times. Director Patty Jenkins and Geoff Johns, the president of DC Entertainment, have recently hinted that the sequel will take place in 1984. Gadot and Jenkins have both updated their Twitter cover images to read ‘WW84,’ causing fans to speculate about the potential setting.
Celebration: Wonder Woman broke records as the highest-grossing DC Extended Universe film domestically, and came in second globally, behind Batman V. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Director Patty Jenkins confirmed in a tweet this March that Kristen Wiig, known for her role in Bridesmaids, will play Cheetah, a supervillain with feline powers. Despite being banned in several countries due to Gal Gadot’s Israeli background and military service, the film’s success remained triumphant.
Recently, Patty and Geoff Johns, the president of DC Entertainment, dropped hints about the next Wonder Woman movie taking place in 1984. In the first movie, Diana trains as an Amazon warrior on Themyscira and discovers her superpowers. When Steve, an unconscious man, washes ashore, Diana is thrust into the Great War. The movie features Connie Nielson as Queen Hippolyta, Diana’s mother and ruler of Themyscira, and Robin Wright as General Antiope, Hippolyta’s sister who trains Diana.
The Wonder Woman movie of 2017 featured a crucial death scene where Steve sacrifices himself to prevent a gas attack by the Germans. However, it remains unclear how he returns for the sequel.