Director: Wonder Woman 1984 Won’t Make the Same Mistake Twice

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IGN published this video item, entitled “Director: Wonder Woman 1984 Won’t Make the Same Mistake Twice” – below is their description.

We talk to Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins and Maxwell Lord actor Pedro Pascal about what fans can expect from the 2020 sequel, including giving Wonder Woman new powers and abilities, taking a different approach to the ending compared to the original, and what makes the two new villains such a threat to Diana Prince.

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A movie, in Wonder Woman 1984, Wonder Woman squares off against Maxwell Lord and the Cheetah, a villainess who possesses superhuman strength and agility.

After a release delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic, the title was set to be released in theaters and stream (HBO Max) simultaneously in the USA, on 25 December 2020 – Christmas Day.

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