In her role as Wonder Woman, Diana doesn’t require any assistance. However, in real life, Gal Gadot knows when to rely on the expertise of professionals. On Monday, she had a stunt double step in for a challenging move on set. Prior to this, Gal fearlessly performed an impressive sequence of aerial stunts outside the United States Capitol in Washington D.C. Check out the video below.
Gal Gadot, the actress who plays Wonder Woman, showed off her impressive aerial gymnastics skills in front of the U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C. on Monday, but she had some assistance from a stunt double to pull off the daring feat. It’s clear that Gadot is the true embodiment of the superheroine she portrays on screen.
Gal’s got some serious guts! The bold and daring performer pulled off an incredible array of aerial feats.
Assistance from a professional: A wig-wearing stunt double was utilized to perform the daring stunts in front of the Capitol, soaring to great heights. The double was made to resemble Gal and was only used for the more challenging stunts.
Gal, dressed in the famous Wonder Woman costume, was securely fastened into a safety harness before being lifted up in front of a line of cars. She was attached to a device that allowed her to smoothly glide in front of the vehicles while posing for the camera. To perform more daring stunts in front of the Capitol, a stunt double was used. The double wore a wig to resemble Gal and was raised high into the air for these impressive feats.
Before being lifted in front of some vehicles, Gal was dressed in the famous Wonder Woman costume and securely fastened to a safety harness to ensure that all necessary precautions were taken.
Dressed up with the gadget, the 33-year-old person from Israel smoothly moved ahead of the automobiles, performing for the recording equipment.
Gal Gadot is currently working hard on the sequel to the highly successful superhero film, Wonder Woman, called Wonder Woman 1984. The movie features Gal reprising her role as the Amazonian warrior, who will face a new nemesis, The Cheetah, portrayed by Kristen Wiig. The action-packed movie takes place in 1984, amidst the turmoil of the Cold War, and is directed and produced by Patty Jenkins, who also directed the first Wonder Woman. Joining her in production are Gal Gadot, Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Zack Snyder, and Stephen Jones.
Get ready for an epic showdown as Gal Gadot reprises her role as Wonder Woman on the big screen. This time around, she’ll be facing off against a formidable opponent, The Cheetah, portrayed by Kristen Wiig. It’s sure to be a thrilling adventure that fans won’t want to miss.
The beginning of the scene shows a young woman confidently perched on top of a cooler, seemingly unfazed by the world around her.
All set: The filming of the project is scheduled to happen in various locations including Washington, D.C., Alexandria, Virginia, as well as in the UK, Spain, and the Canary Islands.
We have to be patient because the highly awaited second installment of the Wonder Woman series won’t be released until November next year. Along with the return of Chris Pine as Steve Trevor, Pedro Pascal will also be joining the cast for this new movie. The filming process is set to happen in various locations including Washington D.C., Alexandria, Virginia, Spain, the UK, and the Canary Islands. Earlier, director Patty and DC Entertainment president Geoff Johns hinted that the movie’s setting would be in 1984.
Wow! The stunt double of Wonder Woman is absolutely amazing as she launches herself into the air.
The skilled and brawny female stunt performer is captured in her safety gear, with the recognizable Capitol building serving as the picturesque scenery.
Gal Gadot, the lead actress in the upcoming Wonder Woman sequel, will be replaced by a stunt double for riskier scenes. However, Gadot will still perform many of her own stunts. Director Patty Jenkins has updated her Twitter header to an image that confirms the new movie, titled “WW84,” will take place after the events of the first film, which was set during World War I. The highly anticipated sequel is scheduled to premiere in theaters in November 2019. Lynda Carter, who played Wonder Woman in the iconic TV series, has had discussions with Jenkins about making a cameo appearance in the new movie. Whether or not she appears depends on Jenkins and Warner Bros’ willingness to invest in her presence.
As she takes a leap, the gal tightly grips onto the ropes and ascends higher and higher into the sky.
The 33-year-old actress is fully focused on perfecting her dance moves.
There were a lot of background actors who were recruited for the elaborate filming of the crowd scene.
The superhero is portrayed standing alongside first responders in the midst of filming, showcasing her fiery nature.